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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-08

80 Aa,a nsMhHh RfR441' zAsrnEH4ST,.r EASO&
'voSs HyoGSTiossi Ss TfE TianT .RioYs."ruAA
Marietta za. AsE and a es4sr aTs,s Aorh
Maria Henneoal Miss x SSaaS5 81 s Ss Cos.ns
Bablas. .Gss9
Il rehearsal and 4Hs sHSiT5 F
Wales T gaEArRR
L. L. Da'suan' IHiRij WEEK iKI.'"''''hA.asR
AND LAST MIGHT s9Ir rrvr ~
LEGITIMATE TRAGEDY 800 a
IMMENSE SUCCESS
xAr S1sssiSS5 DRAMA.
AS TIE HusOHsAOK :. a..0 n'
wAIAAoxs rHEA 4asRRES, n.o-n-
BY THE h HasT iS SkslihSR Aupumo
TIE %Ssos siS R'.ss AsHSsss'n' ~ ~
-',s.'sssy The S ,.ssshsasl n AUDITORS
theatre S & EsEspli!S sks RI s best M -
's'periHsT Err cSTIpoox
character In which his tragic powers appear e q 49,
''''' TaaE CURSE e.. -. .,,.
Wah is awful rrsa
one OF the most comglste and exquisite Of this capaa s0s
~~D, oA MffERRsoNAr1oNs.
ehsr.ossr q which bis refined and aisseas sss.ss .
M. ss sasE AqEAE7 os46s
:. ~ "' s.., =, SSS%Sa AMERICAN ACTRESS
RowERY THEATRE.
~ Les.ees .Messs. AHen a.A Bs.a9l
doors win open In future 1. u
THURSDAY EvEkIso, September 8, 1852 The ,ersn,
'n'es will e0mT TUsa E 4ak ssSsT sSy e
After which the pantomIme Of
THE BR s3GkHN APE.
' fae GGsssS1iss living e
10 Conclude with M M sSsi1E T Eh&nE
~ e :! sfs:Sysz q. .s
way opposite NJ SsSGsTiSE Dh HiEsER.
As''''' A'A dHS5 ss xH Dn4,s
D.s. WAMgsoLp.
and whole of this talented company VIII bring forward -
eil and novel acts Il NEGRO mrSsrRust
Doors open 4 I; commence a. O'Clock
PALACE . GARDEN PEN. M E1sgo HALL
"'a'T The Word Word r snsn0a rrima Donna,
having been engaged prOprieto WIN make her ss -
ON E EHTHSbS SAE kPkS1SS
CARL ABSOLUTE will direct grand orchestra
The enormous expense incurred securing the valuable ~
vices of Madame ANNA BISHOP
together with
and the accomplished and experienced musical director,
CARL ANSCHUTZ,
S s s s ss spirit
the proprietor In giving { CONCERT
with such array Of talent a. o cents.
d STARTLING SUCCESS OF
| DARING AND MARVELLOUS ROPE ASCENSION.
THE GREATEST AEROLIST
IN THE WORLD.
MORE TIL An TEN THOUSAND PERSONS
O'Clock r. NJ,
ur, ANGELO CHIARINI
PROMENADE THROUGH THE AIR
DOWN AND UP AN INCLINED ROPE
ON SLOPE OF FIFTY FEET
SIX HUNDRED FEET LONG,
oSh Ar TRE off hR TEN END F 81 HIGH
DURING WHICH ASCENSION
HE WILL EXHIBIT
A SUCCESSION OF THE MOST
ASTOUNDING FEAT6
ACTUALLY DROPPING FROM THE ROPE ANu
STANDING On HIS HEAD IN THE CENTRE OF r..
THUS TGs C0 N THE PUBLIC
Auish'h''''''.. o. ...'...0 oe19
The public are respectfully informed that in To -.
Wood, -
TICKETS NAY BE OBTAINED
AT ALL THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS AND
MUSIC STORES IN NEW YORK.
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TICKETS MAY BE OBTAINED
AT ALL THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS ANU
MUSIC STORES IN NKW WORK

A CADEMY OF MUsIC.-THE sICIIIAN vEsPERs.
As inc The sc HsTas Raw FTsR
will form prominent feature in the programme down for
the next opera season. the Directors to call attention
suboned extract from the criticism that appeared Lon
don Times the performance of that ceIe
braed work in the English metropolis Tuesday July Us
1T enriched with many Sgnor Verdi happies Thoughts
Instance among others the fete, with is spirited tarane
barcaroe style tact o. The duet for Helene Henrihe
quartet with chorus Of monks Ode profunds and chorus
ed TO execution act A. the most ingenious example OF
music in the operahe bridal song Of Helene Merce dilet
amche bravura In boero and accent which made
has graceful melody The these arc
abb be- he sn I
its place the best Of and producoa
% VIII BE- a The Se
York Academy of Music about the 18th Of October
DALACE GARDEN MUSIC HALL.
L GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT.
The 0y Niss f nAsHA ' Sssi NJ ssYPear
The fayorite Prima Donna;
Miss LOUISA FRANCIS,
ARTHUR IN sAHF sBgHnlEsso vocalist
NJ W rd TIE great pianist;
Mr. s. nr T1s Regular tenor;
Mr. CLARE IL w ve BE EasHa pianist;
Theaccomplished panoforte accompanies.
First night Of Madame ANNA BISHOP Saturday Sept TO-
THE ART UNION CONCERT SALOON, 407 BROAD
way acknowledged by everybody and family TO be th0
place Of refined amusement Of this great metropolis The
cs IF ns ppar 0y 5 sn
soul in h,-not shadow ghost Of man. thing that car
lost and missed Call and for yourselves Call and
company. Call and the only egitinn1a
on Broadway or elsewhere.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

81 900 6teubenville and Indiana RR per cent bonds.
1000 N. Y and Erie RR per cent 1862 bonds
1000 N. r. and New Haven RR per cent bonds
Securities received in addition to the regular advertised list
during every sale. Next regular sale Monday Sept L.
Regular auction sale Of stocks and bonds every Monday
Thursday day whenever required at 2 O'Clock
che stock salesroom 81 William street. Merchants Ex
change desired Stocks and bonds bought and sold r
allowed deposits and dividends collected Sales also made
OF real estate at public private sale when desired
ALBERT II. NICOLAY
Stock Auctoncer, Broker and Banker,
81 William street. Wall
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WILLIAM ABBOTT, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NO. 0
Chambers street will sell this day at 10Y O'Clock, the
avenue Thirty fourth stree-beer pumps counters kegs
tea cansers, scales, soap, ice box
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@1G mn ELEGANT AND COSTLY HOUSEHOLD
YlO.VVV: iurniture.-The undersigned respectfully
gives notice TO his customers that he has
authority to sell at public auction for cash. without any
sicon whatever all the splendid household furniture
taned IN the hye story mansion No 2s West Fourteenth
row. September at l0 o'clock the whole being Of the
best description and but little used having been
without regard to expense and $4,000
in extent an assortment seldom found and well worthy the
aaly, every article sold particulars Of this
extensive sale may be found at length toorrows
papers Sale positive, rain o. shine.
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nANIEL A. MATTHEW'S AUCTIONEER.
" GENUINE HAVANA AND DOMESTIC SEGARS,
TEA AND FANCY SOAP AT AUCTION.
BUTLER, SCHULTZ 4 MATHEWS will sell, THIS DAY,
THURSDAY at l0k o'clock at their salesroom No "a Cedar
warranted genuine Havana segars of choice brands
yz-Punch, Cabana, Gutierrez Ugues, Fandango Rosa de-
st. Jago, In usual packages
III 600 domestic segars usual style and packages.
SW Doxes segars In fancy cases. rs In earA
Trea-So boxes young hyson, imperial and Oolong
Fancy soap-2l boxes fancy toilet soap
Catalogues and samples now ready "
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EEoSTHGEEGSFHH s s s
lion 70 his usual assortment Of hardware by assign
ss Is s
damaged Also table cutlery damaged 100 Enssh
Y &c sold 81 Il osises Catalogue
JOHN H Ru rsL AyCTIoNEER. WILL SELL: THIS
sortment household furniture mahogany and bed
ana ss
d sfsse ingram and carpss os n ns and and
MORTGAGE SALE OF MACHINERY, AZ. CHAMBERS
M EAIRCHILp aueiOneers s ONCE liz NASSAU street
between Ninth and TsniS avenues quantity machnsry
sn an sas ss ss xS
are subject TO bS s'ST e MRAo Attorney for Mortgage
METROPOLITAN ExPHEss-AUcTIoN NOTICE
WI s.
promptly attended o. packed and shipped
THIRD AND rog6yM AyENgEs OF LOTS
seventh Ninety eighth and Ninety ninth Streets advsrsed for
this day. adjourned g. L scisaaI sSS Co.,
GALE OF VALUABLE LAND IN VIRGINIA.
inc BY virtue O. rec In v The cSns Of Waller
James City the undersigned win sell commissioner,
OF @
tans eight hundred old survey but will be sold by
the tract and BY the acre There hundred and
wood land Of the best quality growing pine oak and chestnut
yet than enough Of the hest
timber the the farm There good brick dwelling
house, Kitchen smoke house and dairy together with good
barn. stable &C. Of wood on the premises There album
dance Of mari enient field hill affords
spring of the finest waller In short such place rarely
in Market and the best recommendation Is sight Of the
misses.
Terms of sale as follows
As much Of the purchase money cash shall be sufficient
to pay expenses Of sale and suit about $500 the residue
credit Of three and five interest from date payable
annually and secured by bond with approved Title
retained until full payment
This land and will be sold In parcels desired
Title indisputable
For further information apply to CHAs p WALLER or
the subscriber. j. b. COSNAHAN Commissioner
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CHERIFF's SALE OF CARPETING, OILCLOTH, MAT.
- ting, &c.-A M CRISTALAR auctioneer q Bowery will
sell On Friday 9 inst at O by order Of the Court and
velvet and brussels carpeting 1900 yards Of - "a and 81
oilcloh $500 yards of Canton mating Of Wders
safes and desk The above sale well worthy the attention of
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: A SSIGNEE'S SALE OF THE STOCK OF A CHAIR MA.
IA nuacturer-M DOUGHTY, Auctoneer will sellth day.
at O o'clock ut 42 Pearl street. the balance finished and
unfinished stock, consisting In of
sorment Of and wood seat chairs rockers setee Be-
lots to suit purchasers By order Of TWEED CREHORE
Aagirnees,
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! A UCTION NOTICE. BOGART, AUCTIONEER, BY s.
~ 0GAKI CART septem ;6 10 at o1 o'clock
furniture consisting in part of mahogany sofas rosewood
bookcase French plate pier glasses oil paintings silver plated
ware mahogany sdeboards lace curtains damask curtains
glasses rockers kitchen furniture mahogany French bed
stead, hair mattress, feather beds, &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-08

VAT AUCTION THIS DAY-Two SPLENDID PIANO
IA ortes rosewood cases carved legs and of
also two paor suits carved rosewood and covered in rich
satin brocate Sale commences ut 10 o'clock at 80 Seventh
street, between Second and Third avenues.
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CLOTHING.

CLOTHING.
A RARE CHANCE:-FRoM IS TO $40 PAID FOR SILK
IA dresses, from 81 to "a for gents pants; carpets
theatrical costumes jewelry furniture &c. post
puncuay attended to by E., 1A Seventh avenue between
Nineteenth and Twentieth streets Ladies' attended to by
Mrs. f. - =
AT sl PEARL sTREET,-s5,ooo WORTH OF CAST OFF
IA clothing wanted Gentlemen having large small
lots of the above to dispose obtain the highest price
for them by addressing or calling JAMES MORONEY 4l
Pearl street, near Chatham. -
r AIDES AND GENTLEMEN HAVING ANY CAST OFF
- clothing furniture carpets to dispose Of will receive
the highest price In cash. by sending addressing Har
rs S Third avenue between Forleth and Forty
Ladies attended TO by Mrs Harris.
r AIDES AND GENTLEMEN HAVING ANY CAST OFF
- clothing furniture carpets dispose Of receive
the highest price In cash by sending Mntx
282 Seventh between Twenty and Twenty
eighth streets Ladies' attended to by Mrs Mntz.
T ADIEs CAN RECEIVE FROM IS TO sl4 FOR SILK
IL dressed Ladies gentlemen, II you are satisfied with
receiving fair cash price for your clothing furniture
and and not to be humbugged by the high
false pretenders call on address Harris 1855 Seventh
avenue, between Twentieth and Twenty first streets where
Mrs. Harris. w
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DRYANTS MfNSrREIG
ID Mechanics Hail. 472 Broadway above Grand street
MONDAY, September 3, and every night in the week,
THE EXCELSIOR TROUPE OF THE WORLD
And the only company 10 the city.
JERRY and DAN BRYANT
In their Laughable Burlesques
SCENES AT PHALON,S PLANTATION SCENES kc
Doors open at 4 commences at O'CLOCK Tickets IS cents
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WANTED TO RENT-HALF OF A LARGE HOUSE.
w unfurnshed, for a family of three adults husband,
wife and daughter in genteel neighborhood between Third
and Sixth avenues not above Twenty fifth below
Eighth street. and stage route but Address
e. c. Union square Post Office for four days. Unexcepon
able references exchanged.
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UCTION NOTICE.-THOS BELL, AUCTIONEER, AND
"a THOMPsoN-Friday, at lo1k O'Clock in the sales.
No ID East Broadway all the goods clothing fancy
goods rich ewery close sales and advances Pawnboke
sale Monday, by order of L. Levy 433 Grand street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-08

A ssIGNEEs sALE.-LARGE IMPORTANT AND AT
"A acye sale Of 900 cases of soft fur hats by order of
Bros will SELL on Thursday Sept 1859 O'Clock at store
80 Broadway credit of six months the entire stock
fur hats of different sizes and qualities This Is fresh and
manufactured expressly for fall trade to which the attention
of the trade IS invited Catalogues and samples ready
morning of sale - =
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WANTED TO HIRE-A NEAT TWO STORY AND At
" tic house furnished rent about $500 with privilege Of
buying the furniture II suited In good neghborhood
above Fourteenth below Spring street. Broad
way Address with particulars, Robinson for one week
Broadway Post Office
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I'm Mis Sss KoHR AND MRS tufts WILL REOPEN
tcpRcr ". " .s%N'vusvl w ~VRUss' SeP'
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WANTED TO HIRE-PART OF FURNISHED
W. house with ns~ of kitchen, gas and water, &c, for
small family Of grown persons; location above Twenty
sixth street. and between Second and Sixth avenues
onc 49,
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Nl English Day and boarding school the first sepc
ber Circulars may be obtained the of Mssrs
r. g. Westermann Co., New York. and Of Mr. Rose Brook
lyn, - - - e' -N"0A
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A TRAPHAGEN, AGENT FOR A NEW FRENCH IN
~. iaed hustle or dress mprover. An unrivaed article
just imported for ladies wear Patented in the United States
Great Britain and France The success immense The de
Can be had at So Clinton place, west Of Broadway
other place In this city.
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EXCURSIONS.


GRAND PICNIC FESTIVAL OF THE sEAsON.-FOR
Ut the benefit of st. Augustine church. Sing Sing (Rev.
Edward Mclean, pasto at Jones' Wood Tuesday next,
September H. Admission Is cents See large posters.
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.

II would like TO meet with competent pa
ner; who command her work preferred To Al
who give good satisfaction liberal
be made. Call ut Al Sd ave.
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A PARTNER WANTED-1N AN TIM, ANN nprvrr
IL ing saloon, doing nice business of the
In the city. For particulars call on GEORGE WAL
TIERS II Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-08

A CARD-GOLDsMITHs ACADEMY OF PENMAN-
n ship and bookkeeping 1862 Broadway is open day and
evening There classes; pupils received at
time and separately and thoroughly taught hours to suit
their own convenience.
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-FOUR ROOMS UNPUBLISHED ONE FOR KITCHEN
third floor preferred, wanted until first of May next at
not exceeding 70 per month by two American gentlemen IN
h use with bath and with genteel family such will find
IN The advertisers quiet respectable and prompt paying
tenants References given and required Address Henry
box 1855, Herald Office
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MATRIMONIAL.

vxrAyTED TO PURCHASER LARGE SIZED Sc
w cond hand American bunting flag also remans horn
Address A. +. b., Herald office.
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A GENTLEMAN, WHO CAN GIVE THE BEST RE-
"A ferences In the United States in England France
DESTROYS engaging In any business which promises
and profitable return for his services He has from s. 900
srabe investment should be offered. Address Seth Foster
Ma
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A N ENGLISH, CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL IN
n situe will be opened by Rev. N o. GRAVES A. NJ and
HENRY PORTER, A. b. at 2I West Thirty first street,
Monday September IL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-08

HOUSE WANTED-BEI.Ow TWENTY-FIVE STREET.
In good location, for first who will pay $500
81 000 must have modern improvements ORDER
possession Mt once. KINSHLMER, S43 Fourth avenue.
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MRS. MACAULAY, NO. 43 EAST TWENTY-FIRsT
I street. between broadway Fourth avenue will re-
open her French and English boarding and day school,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-01-22
TIE FOUR SISTERS I.
A Tale OF Social and Domestic Life in Sweden.
FREDERIcKA BREMER-iRANsLATED MARY HowITT
Dedicated TO TIE Menory IF A. J. DOwuing.
CONTINUED.


Herrha, Hertha, is it your cried the
young fresh voices from the inner room
'Ah, come, come, and tell us something
about the ball and costumes, Hertha'
Not this evening, but in the morning,
my darlingS,' said Hertha, as she bent over
her sisters beds, whilst her neck was clasp
ed by their young arms i am come to
say good night to You, and give you a few
Sweetmeats from the great entertainment at
the Dufyas.'
Thanks, thanks, you dear, naughty Her
thai Good night; now dream some Won
derlul dream that yon can tell US tomorrow
morning at brsakfaSl!'
Heriha'S dreams were celebrated in the
family, and had constituted for some years
The most remarkable incidents in this Seclu
ded family, nay, even their principal plea
sures.
Htrtha promised to pay particular atten-
ton to her dreams this night. Apnt Mel.
la had sat, before Hertha'S entrance into
the room, deeply absorbed over large
portfolio, ami, amid mass of letters, scraps
of newspapers, patterns of collars, and nee
dlework, verses, and every variety of pa
pO' Ut tlSlC " luS toSCNuC III tHC uIluONl COll-
fusion, was endeavoring to catch hold of
aud bring together the mvclled thread of
that threatening, mysterious lawsuit which
was hanging over her head. The endea-
vor seemed hopeless to uninitiated eyes,
but Aunt Nella, who had all her days found
an exquisite pleasure in unraveling tangled
skeins, seemed not to have any doubt a.
bout being able to accomplish it, and yet
fully TO bring to light the mySieriously in
triguing enemy, who most frequently show
ed himself AS an indefinite, but prejudiced
and offended gentleman, whom Aunt Nella
in her youth had had the misfortune TO
stumble against. A yarringles stood near
her, npOn which was a tangled skein OF
yarn, the threads from which had become
enangled among the papers of the port
folio; all seemed to become more aud more
perplexed; the old lady, however, comfor.
led herself by the ENHANCEMENT ON the
yarringles, 10 the hope, as she said silently
to herself, that the one ravel might help
the other.
Nor was il bad idea either Aunt
Nelia's countenance and her law prospects
frightened considerably, as she, with ad-
mlraDle patience aud even skill, opened b
way for the thread through all the knot,
and the labyrinths Of the skein, aud still
as more aud more the whole was subdueC
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On and after Monday Nov. 3 1858.
CLEVELAND AND ERIE r. ROAD
Learing AsAtaJula-co1NG EAST.


MAIL train will stop at all Stations except SaybrOok,
Unioryille, Perry, Mentor and wekline.
Day Express West will stop Grard Conncnu KugviIle,
Ashtabua. Geneva Madison, PaiHesvl'e, WiOughhy and
F. clid and will stop leave passengers, and signal to
take assenges at Sayhook. Unonvle Perry, Mentor and
Wicklige A. c. HUBBARD, Station agent.
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Commission DIerchanls.

HALL & SEY MOUR. Forwarding and Com
mission Merchants and dealers e. Salt Flour Fish, Plaster
Water me, &c. Also Cor mission Dealers in Lumber
Slaves. Ashtabula Hafbor Ohio AZ
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Ashtabula p. O.-Closimg of Mail,
D0sT OFFICE NOTICE.-The Mail

Il
going East will close at o'clock and 80 minutes
and mail West will clock and 30 minutes P. the
Southern Mail closes at and tie mail I" Jefersonat
Keloggs'e mail via Plymouth Fridays, at 80,
Orc daily FROM to p on week days, and on
SUNDAYS. from II NJ. to J. r. NJ until further notice.
Asltabula MAY 10tt 1853 E. c. ROOT, p. N.
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II. TOWER Il son, Machinisls--builders Of
Stationary aud Portable steam Engines. saw, aud other
Mil Work, and Jobting and Repairingdone TO order on
sh0rt notice aud Wornan-lke mauner south Main IT.,
AslAabula 4I6
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manufacturers.

GEORGE {. HUBBARD, Manufacturer Of
Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper Ware, aud DaeI in Eastern
Cnoking aror Box aud self lie ulang shectiron stoves.
Iron Pumps chain punis lead pIe, sheet iron sheet lead
sheet zinc sheet copper sheet bras lin Plate porcelain kst
ties, din kettles, Eastern paws, euHtos and most 9th.
Kinds of farming utensils Also sole Agent for the sale
Stewatts Ceebned Air Tight summer and Winter Cook
fng stove, County Aalnla Ashtahnlg, O0 4g
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-01-22

70. c. CULLEY, Manufacturer of Lath, Siding
Cheese BoSes, &c Planning and Matching and Serowl-
Saving done the shortest notice, Shop South side OF the
Methodist Church, Ashtabna, Ohio. 40
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Furnitare.

pUCRO a. BROTHERS, Manufacturers OF a
Dealers IN fnus Of the hest dese1ptonh Apa every va
riety AlsO general pndertakers ana Of Cot
AShtabnla 4ld
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LINUS saw AGE. Furniture Dealer and Man
uiaeuref estabhnent North Main street the
once Of Dire, Farlugton HALL AEhtabuia, o, AZ
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Agents.

ALEXANDRA GARRETT, Land Agent No
80 Water street Cpveand O. Iauds for sae in Iowa. l
nos Wisconsin, and Minnesota, at - SO er acre, and up
wards 1863
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- H. CHAPMAN. Dealer in Musical Mercban-
de Books Fine Stationery Toys, and Fancy Arces al
his bazaar Curiosity store, Sd door south OF the Bank
Main street, Afhtabula 470
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w. w. .SMiTH,--Manufactnr of Sole, Up
per aad Harness LEATHER and neale IN French Calf and
Lining skins Cash paid for Hides aud skins 4l9
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GEORGE HALL Dealer in Piano Fortes. and
Meode0ns Piano Stools COvegs, Instruction books etc
Depot corner Main and Centre Streets Of H. Fassetts
once, Ashabula. See advertisements 4l6
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-01-22

STANTON & BROTHER Livery and Sale
Stable ir connection with the FIX House. Ashtabna Ohio
An Omnibus Running TO ard from every Train Of Cars
Horses aud Carriages TO convey passengers to any part Of
the County. Charges Reasorailc.