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RELIGIOUS NOTICES,

The Library Of the Young Mems Christian AS
sciation j. omen to the members from to 10
O'Clock, 2. NJ, every evening, during the week.
regular meetings f,r prayer, at the room of the
Young Mems Christian Association at II o o'clock
The public are invited to attend.
nov 5-dts
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STEALING a PIG.-Scott, n slave. the property OF
Mr. Willis Poindcxtcr, was arrested on Bridge
street, Sunday night, after hours without pass,
and having in his possession pig. supposed tnha,c
been stolen. Was ordered 20 lashcs for being out
at unreasonable hours, and the consideration 1t
tho charge of theft was continued till his master
is heard from. The negro claims that the poker
was given him by Mr.. p, with the intention OF
having him raised
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AFTER IIouRs-John. slave belonging to Dr.
Saunders, was arrested Saturday night after
hours. and without pass-was lodged IN the
care that night, aud the next morning, on promls-
in, to be on hand at the Mayors Court Yesterday.
was released John, being afflicted with II trcach
crous memory lost sight Of his promise aud up
to the time of this writing, had not honored thai
funcionary with 81 sht Of his good-lo kim conn
tpnance.
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INEBRIArEp.. James Fastener, was found on
Main Street Sunday night, in Il helpless condi-
ton, the result Of too intimate acquaintance
with John Bareycorn--was deposited IN ta" ca-.e,
and next morning brought before the Mayar, wlp
discharged him on his promising to be Of greater
sotriety in the future.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-22

DEMOCRATIC MEEriSG.--The Democracy If
Portsmouth, Va. held meeting on Friday night
last, and nominated Henry f. Orr, for the LcSis-
lature, and George W. Grice, Esq, the present
efficient incumbent, for the Mayoralty.
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FREIGuT TRADE.-Therc were received AT the
do;ot of the Va. & Tenn. Il. r., ON yesterday,
- l1aded cars, consisting of $50 bushels Wheat;
ll0o0 HIS Lumber; 29l bbs Flour; 1861 Mis-
crllaneuus. There were 10 loaded cars sent West
same iuV
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pEAD.Lyne Shackleiord, Esq. n well known
and universally beloved and respected citizen of
Richmond County, Va, died ut his residence in
Warsaw, on Tuesday morning last
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PrBLc SpEAKING.-Co Is. Il. Floyd and ex
Gov. McMullen addressed the people OF Wythc 81,
Monday last, court day They both expressed d
desire to ln sent to Congress.
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DR. BAGBY.-This gentleman, we'll known "a
the author Of tho renowned "Mozis Addum's" let
tiers. is lying seriously i'll at the residence vt his
hro,her-in.law, james MuScoe Matthews, Esq, i'll
Tuppahannock, Essex county va.
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Dry am a candidate for the Office of Master u
Police. Al the ensuing election Gentlemen elect ag1in
march 1.dtdoie JAS. & Roy ALI.
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Candidate for High Constable.

b. We are authorized to announce Col WM
H. bn,N eantid for rcel.ciin To liz fee u High
Constable. the city OF ISuchburg mar h "a didoie.
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Tint you can Sell them Bnrgaiu-!
OF Railroad from Iymchbrs Cha all of them
having large circulation tho people of
Gs.s~ ADVERTISE AND GET RlCIIfa4
IN ANY OR ALL OF TnE FOLLOWING PAIEES:
NEW ERA, Floyd Court Iionee Va
VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE MEMS, I D.,u,.,
BRowNLOw' KNOXVILLE iTenn.> Wing.
NiNDICAToR Jonesb"rough Tenn.
DEMOCRAT. GrecDevie Tennessee
STATE SENTINEL, Rogersvic, Tennossee.
ADyERTISER. Chattanooga.
RELIGIOUS INTELLitiENCER. Morristown nm,
SazETTn STAR Le.inson,v..
V Phm2SHAT' }Auinsaon,v..
s 1EMnGRaT, Libery,v.
SALEM REGISTER, Salem Va
THE VISITOR, Marion, S;Hythe co, Va.
VIRGINIA PATRIOT Independence tiraysonco.vs.
Vhh1fY Mina. r'neas'lova.
STAR AGD HERALD. Christiansburr, Va
WyTHEyIL,E TIRE TEW'iGRAin wy,hovile Va
UNION DEMOCRAT Union, Monrs county Va
ADVOCATE, Jeaersonsil'e, Taze~ ell county, Va.
R REGrITEE; panvi!lc, Va
THE SOUTH WEST" Peari.burg, Giles county, Va
REPUBLICAN, Winchester Va.
SENTINEL, Alexandria, Va.
advertise any of the above papers will
find 10 THEIR INTEREST TO call at the office OF the
LyncLurg Firgnian UP STAIRS where contracts viii he
made, and advertisements FORWARDED WITHOUT ntiAY
ia tic United States A WADpIII,
.crtlsts F,-em.n virGinian 'ltic"
NEW York, March 18th 1859.
the public generally that If they viii Only wait atcw day
that ill afford them an opportunity Of hehoidng the finest
Of Fancy GOODS thai has been present. Ter
their inspection, in the City of iiiils.
Beautiful Bonnets at 81 GO
English and Spanish L'cA Msntle from 50 so to
Just think of I'll Pusha Nantes So rs and 81
Cali early after they arrive and see them.
march ,7-dt. A. s. ENGLEDOvE. Kyle's Corner
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BY TELEGRAPH.



ST.. L1rIA March = The Overland Mail with
dates Ia the 18th ult., arrived here to-day.
The defeat of tho Pacific Railroad Bill occasion.
cd much dissatisfaction Mt san Francisco.
The Legislature indc6n,tely postponed the bill
to divide the State int, Z. nsrcssional Districts.
The mines are ,,atu. Will
Another Baths with the Indians.
Sr. Lows. March IA Gshl i, reported To
have occurred between the | ). Troops and the
Camanctc Indians.
Capt. carr Viii dtty men. llul left Fort Watch.
ita for the seat # war.
Ii Is stated thai the cannnchcs number up.
wards Il three llaasaud and another battle is an
tcipatcl.
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Candidates for City Sergeant.

haS- Cry SERGEANT.-At the ~ icitation If my
friends myself candidate the ofiec of CITY
Sergeant, at the ensuing Spring election.
feb dilo- II DUNNISGTON
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Brlr- MASTER OF PoIIeE.-We a,r authorized t.
o Police march dlufn
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Candidates fo- Clerkship.

bas- announce myself candidate for re-
election o the OH e of Cts sergeant
feb I-itloie JOHN ROUSSEAU.
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Candidates for Master of Police.

Rs1s- We are requested To announce IL MUS G.
DID AXE ranidStefar the Clerk i "i the Hr>tng>
Ia g ci.v Of I.vnclbnrg. liam = ,itl,r.
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Es,,- am IA candidate for reelection to the
jau dilne JAMES ffNAGH.
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\ Il. CHER
GROCl,R q COMMISSION MERCHANT

Ojrostfe Hr u una Honk
LlNCUBIRG. III,
IA EiiS rena II, on hand lHrR. aud sa. imoni
uN ofGRuciE, 1s AND SrAplL DRY GOODS, Witch
h""rs To the trade reduced t1sh IN exchange
IT Produce lis his purpose. hereafter conduct his bn-
"ntth tAsn fNNClrltS md IN ordrt -nri this
rahc obsct he viii sell atsueh prices will protect thc
II, rust at All " ln bnu with u cal
Grateful or the share patronage rr'cis ed Il the bands
ats attached itud and gourrrus public ni the last ak
wears te hoGs OF tbrr kndnrz- IN HI
, business VAN Is
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h7s- cLERksiiir or TIE iir>TiAGS torRr.--i re
specially NY elf candidate for IL" oee Of Cleo
OF the Hastings Conit.'f The city OF LHhrlbntE.
ian aaltlnt.. WV. VI NtMPIE.
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Il /. l., - l., -
MANl"t Laid
or
pElOSPr9G-PEISl yANNd.f A&O.


PuOSPEse-rtletN az ANS.
introduced and successfully used On rcr,etp,
,r"'a,,1 u ~, i,',o lsIt
TiRII Of 'y|n ,atD" Us, ii h,, aana, en- , the
above .r's has demonstrated - N"i."''i> "Af i''"
Htt', aud ali Other NHano' o.,
having sid he ats'. Guam" ''1cc Il, n','dnc'in wnh
cutie atisla N e consumers l'd9a"aE '',"%ae I'D ito
p,,a y, sol" , Agent, !. L,n,n ,o ~ ~, ,G am
mission n,'I ants 1'ngn.M '"'N ; "ItSt, a' y" Md
x,,ucr>,,r.Nnu AGENCY
OFFICE Lr>,n0Una Na-rIr nod,,,l.atl. by
quot Of lend sellers Ia, N thu. y OF is"5Ghur
wiicl i o anrd iaei.ls ,ge, N ei5.c, 4
'lc laud lie VII Keep his enle" LAND ~ el>tEN'
containing and thorough description, g., fatms tor
st, including quantity, quality r5y, and all
cher niarmall,u essential % be kucwa ~ OF
Purchasing
In tsway. persons unncqusinei with th" toortN ~ With
uF +" rnt,ha't cal without 3'lay lave ,'cN gan'l,"n
c,ls,r and seller nj once all, euth lc Ant on
,ul !. asaut VIA II isc'f
Persons "Ao wh The all If ts7 'ii'c in selling must >n
rlrcs,iilaou M, BE- made to til, I.t, ta..r
ms ,reory ~ II be adj, cra,d IN 'h mi piumi, II agrt.
cn.,uraI paper,
All conn,uu rrial postpaid mud answer -
,~"'r n, "s ' ,,,e"I.d ''" VII"
nnina, H., y I"J,,snn. II H. g STRAIT nc&t dor 10
.,,', -, :, ,,,i,,' : ''
,7,,.h ~ 1I,, ,ri, IrYHlsrN NuktS
""'" = "'"N''2. ~ - ~
l,JaNO HOUSE ~ sNNtaHt S:<. nav
h"ti'" !" hfi'tN ana iI'I'' INV lk
Supplied with II stog X of rEKfIIlII rs II iu. ,a ~.
ar,l,ie. mon, any o,..r hoo 'h el>
,ih' lee" gen, rally '"i, aware Ct" tai Ia" ige" "f
l;o Ions ~ a Peruvian "n,n",
= s Sony '' ground in r.n.nnur.
~ tiroord Plaster
In o ' iin T., I~ ' lar ri sup
,y 81 Tia,a.t,o Inn Inincd I,s,cr <,a III, Il, C..
mar.h ~ I'm nv - q" 'l'. Tin
W m , 'h'~ a. i, ESQ $50,
ERA, G r., ana a. G, s, "Hr,Ig n1 81"
81 N',N IN NJ i'ii-i' aud INV ''s '"' ~ ~" '''
'', ,rai pE levin ~, > M, N", " kan
l ""' ' ha5 an rai s,r,,g,, f ,,orfc,IrI
Gle usually lcr, in such M csjabli.ncnt ~nlcr w,
e1 , e., &c %"%" as, ' , e 'r r' an %"
''' a., Wv W. ',''f '''' ~ ill.," ,,.,,
assuring ,6ym that s0qt' >li m spared /" r'c"r tho"
Bt'J II NoWiIN.
Late of tie firm ni Muyrcll = ~u1run.
I.y>cuprpo, Iqnna,y Isl i-ia
ksirwr'r i've 1n,lcrss, d. cea,'a d,. ,ag l lnt1.on
VA PERSON. ing against tie eo re- ni'd
L. p,,sut h,i and ali a. ,h d. 'rl'c ~ loud
.pns abb, mr,l il, ELECT, and III, Gosa.s,C ihcron.
-" speedily settle" Up iAT', n ,,' r't''''
,vrY,ms,.p.g Sil,rlll.S !. rl.llEs
av,,,.oyc,u> r.c,,,,,,,,.,...d,, ,,,,o,.
= toi' H. Hy 'oods hamss' arA. 'be -r,c q nc
ii- ~ - ~ CO at The "Hs' "fn'f'F "'"N i'h ~ -
Nusl'rA Go" they The glad t"se al u'iti'" 's
to o,r prs~n ~,h, md ever. enHt ..,1o ~ 49,, Al vac
may "'' ''''" AN i' "a r'l',::5s.
W ''' 81 n nr' io va. ia
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Markets

NV hoee. March 4i.-llor firm and IN.
changed Wheat huoyant. Corn firm, Mixed
90 cts; yellow = - Il cents
BNinnoar. March @lsi.--l'lour dull Howard
Street ami Gina ST. Wheat dnll White i Is
til 50; FL 81 55to e. nnl tn, latter for
choice RI. t,rn nrm: Mellow s. to - cents
WIN, - n ., eents.
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No Extra Session,

" ASnlNeIa y. March Il - 1t is nov confidently
believed iheic viii he extta Session Of Congress.
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Arrest of IA Supposed SLAYER.

Auersr,, ca, March 81 a letter from the
Postmaster at Apnlarhicoa says the L. S steam
ship VIXEN seized the harqne 4, \, Rawlings, in
st. Jo,efh. BAY uspeien of lis being SLAYER.
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EsQUlMAUx OVER COATS.
AT THE BAZAAR 49, ~,

ANEW BOOKs.-Palestlur, Ross epA Prssenes
~ by Rev. Henry s. Osborn Unity Of 1e.knd ~ Prst
new work. by author Of Tom browns School Daysa
Rugby Lite Of Mr.. Ho6@an. r. Re. &C.. 2. 60;
Sketches Of Norfolk. by Forest For sale q
ian IS dial PAYNE DLACx4080N
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sAu0.h.-Winaer ssraineA sperm oil, Lard OIL
Iamp Oils and best Tanners OIL for sale by
march f5dtx J. H. THOMPSON g. co
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- tI wa -...-- 1870 H. HoLr
raw C1NtEKN Tho nndrr-ip ne.i, on the

n LAIRD. leon thC - inst, CONNECTED W itb ,nr
in the '"mmssiou business Mr. JND ID lDl.r late of
hldtN' II Va mud tahr this occasion return Tim In
nl cnts an customers fn the lii,
81 u"n and ,ni H. The concern n cnnnuanc OF
H"t faNur, promising ,orts their inter
t. Nuy r. aia,tmhA,
l"h ied'm JNp CLARK
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CoiresI ondente OF the Boston Traveller.
SHANGHAI, NoRTHERN CmNA, J.
M,,, QI IQEQ

ColreaT onuente OF the Boston traveller
SHANGHAI, NoRTHFRN CnlNA, ! a..
May 81 1859,
You have heard of Yeb, the late Governor Of
Canton; the irorld has heard Of him, and that
uamc, like Nero and for the same reason, viii
be a familiar word in all future time Singu.
larly, as we were steaming over the Straits Of
of Malscca in our outward bound VOYAGE wear
ago, we came near falling in with the British
man ofwar which had been made the prison of
Yeh, aud was conveying himto Calcutta; few
days before we left Hong Kong on our present
cruise to Northern China, the British war slea-
mer the Fiery Cross came Into port, and anchor.
cd near us, having on board the body Of the fal.
len tyrant and butcher, which it was conveying
to Canton Tor inteiment. He had been kept in
copfinement hut not in prison in Calcutta, be-
ing treated with all indul encc and kindness- -
But be took no exercise he ceased 10 be an OBJ
iect of interest; no ono visited him; no o e, how
eyerpoor, did him honor; the game of his life
was up; his race was run; be could not recover
his position; in Calcutta he was in disgrace, and
To return 10 his own country, even should he be
tberatej, was certain death. Hismighty spirit,
naughty as it had been, was humhled and even
broken; aud turning upon itself like a vulturc,
proved upon its own sensibilities, aud at length
he died. His immense frame, his savage heart
md indrmitable will fwese obliged to Yield to
the inward horrors which were pontup within
him. s-t l-i l--.-7a
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AKA FAoroRY BUESED.--Bushuell's Axe
Faelory 10 Hartford, TrumbulI county, was
burned on the 4th inst The upper story was
occupied by VIM p Hudson as a factory for
the manufacture Of bent work for buggies and
carriages, aud the lower story by Ell Bushnell
as an Axe Factory a portion Of the stock,
&c, was saved Loss about $1,000.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-09

THR Abortion CAsE,-qhs trial Of DE-. Eddy
the charge Of procuring an abortion, is sill IN
progress. II win be resumed this morning at 8
O'Clock There is now little OF no doubt but that
the whole affair "a insiigated either to procure
ehash money" or to professionally iujqre Dr.
Ellu ] IL ~
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ExTREME lLLsEss or JNO. l.. skYRRARcE -
The many friends Of Mr.. Jno l., Severance will be
paiBed 20 know that at last adgices he hy al the
poiut Of death MT 5evefahfe took voyage
across ihe Atlantic, hoping 20 derive benefit from
30 doing. Mr. Augustus Handy has just lauded
10 New York. and brings the udlngs that when no
(Mr II LETT Southampton, Mr. SEVERANCE vas N
the point q death hs b vas ai iRyde, lR tho
Isle OF Wight - Herald 3"
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MORNING LEADER.
rR1nAY monNINa, sEFRiF.O ., 1859

PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING
~ Piaiupud Ornamfutal Printing eyerv description
lone thu rfhtins Eahhl shmeht the Le0der Dhee ON
ne improved and most rgpd steam ffesss, ~ ne
rest STYLE short notice and at oasonabie rates PH
iqunr uadto blunk wtTk Evefy descf ptons
Binding done peciny niuuk Hooks Ledgers Journals.
tsa BAuss, aet'stviuE haat 3. Nc., &C
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"Have Patience"
A youth and maid. one winter night
Were sitting In the corner
ilIV Hh naue, we're told, vas Joshua Whit
And hers was Patience Warner.
Not much the pretty maiden said,
Beside the youDg man sitting;
Hor cheeks we're 0ushed q rosy red,
Her eyes bent on her knitting.
Nor could ho guess what thoughts Of III
Were in her bosom docking,
A her fair fingers swift and slimt
Flew round and round the stock .ng.
while, ns for Joshua, baahrul youth,
His words grew few and fever;
Though all the time. TO tell the truth.
His chair edged nearer TO her.
Meantime. her ball of yarn gave out,
a She knit |s0 fast ard eteadyi
And he must give hiA Aid, no d0ub,,
To get another ready.
n ne heid the steiu, OF eourse the thfesd
Cot tangled, snarled and twisted;-
'H I'VE patience r. cried the artlesa maid
n To him who her assisted.
Z ~ p ~ p 30 ah hsu-N
Good charcs was this for tongus-tied G
d ll To shorten all palaver; Ll.
'Have Patience e. crieli he, dearest gi
Aud may really have her p
Thu deed was DOM; no more that night
. Clicked needles In the corner;
70 Ah6 aheis Mo. 1shuh White. VI
That Oroa was Patience Warnor.
T
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-09

RAPID PGowtNo AT tile trialof steam plows
Of the Illinois State Fair tho machine Of
Fawkes plowsd an acre ID eleven minutes.
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REAL ESTATE TRANsFgps.-Ihe following are
the sales of real estate entered upon the Recorder 3
books for the past week ..ts
July 7'-Ilenry Harvey to Andrew Harvey, part
Of ten acre lots % and "a, being eight rods frolt
on the north side Of Euclid street, and one hunred
rods deep, situate miles cast of the Poslofes,
Consideration Sc 500. eHE
Aug. %, 1859. James B. Drake to Elizabeth
Jones, Sub Lot 25 in James Hoyrs allotment Of
part Of len acre lot 80, having sixty.one feet front
on Scoville street and l5O feet deep, situated 10
miles east of the Post Office Consideration $500
! August 25, 1859 Frederick Liudenman TO Mi.
chae Krans, Spb lot zoe in Bcncdict Roots
allotment, having 56feet front, on The porth side OF
Loraiu street, aud 1872 feet deep, situate 2 mio'
southwest Of the Centre street bridge Considers
alton $3.50.
Sept 2, 1859 Thomas Boyle to J. O'Dufry,
Sub lot 90 in Barber & Lords allotment being sixty
feet front on Merchant street, and situate Ia mile
south of The circle in Cleveland City, West Side
Consideration $500. VA -4r.
Sept l. 1869 james X Hitchcock to j. A.
Herriok, Sub lot 95 aad 96 in James ! Hitchcock &
allotment Of ten acre lots 100 and l2l, having to.
gether Oh feet font on Case Avenue, aud situate
miles east of the PosiofHce, Consideration $40,
Juy 10, 1859. William Kucale John Ayrald,
part Of Sub lots of scoyllls alolmeut of ten acre
lots 90 30 aud 81 having SIS feet front on the south
side OF Garden street, and ls0 feet deep, situated
neer the junction OF Brownelland Garden streets.
Consideration SO 900 ]it1 A
August 81, 1889, Edward NJ Newbod to Jane
A. Yates 25 feet front on the north side of Lake
street. and rods deep, situate near The ntersec-
iion OF Bank and Eake streets. Consideration
$3.50.
August %, 950.-Thomas NJ Newbold to Jane
A. Yates, 20 feet front on the north side of Lake
street, aud rods deep, situate near he corner Of
Bank and Lake reefs. Considfrntcn 81 $40.
August 20, 1850 -Wiem Scott to Edward
oampion Sub lot 1876 in the Hileyyle plat hav.
ing % feet front on Columbus street. and 10 feet
deep, situate near Columbus street Consldera-
tiOu $500. ...a.. .... -
! August 81. 1889 R0bor Kant to Koch, Levi &
Meyer, sublot 49, ia the allotment Of ten acre lots
T. 8 aud 0 by Thos Bolton, having 80 feet front on
tue enorih side of Cherry street. and 100 feet deep
situate mile sonth cast OF the Postoflce. Con-
sidefalion 81 27j.
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The Executions.

THE QpINEsR = FxpcvgIoN dROUi
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tf5y- For City News see third page. i.lI
For Market Reports snd Marine News see ioui
page. ID.
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6otels.
BmiI0rrs & Arfhitetts. |

BROOKS S. O. & e. W., BUILD
~ ERs. Also iLanufactursrs u Doors Blinds sash,
atsnti m paid Fittng-U Stores Factory On
Dvision-st nr- Cenire plnck Cleyelanl .. nnla-cai
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REAL Estate TRANsFRBs.-Ihe following are
the sales of real estate entered upon the Recorder 8
books for the past week
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Denti6trp.
---I77lI- DENTISTRY
At 2ll SUPERIOR ST.

==-T IF YOUR TEErH ARE GOOD,
Il read tho following lines If your tooth are bad read
tlt hem with II youbqye teeth at all lisp
fact Il daily exhibited in tho Streets in tho social
sid 4 sfooas SoSl.l. lose good
teeth for Tie want Of the trr oidof good aud
skilful poor aud infer operation is in many
all If teeth arc good, have
good dentist aud keep them in order
If or m timn have them repaired the
sooner batter that which Burns Is the
neil o a of the teeth should
pea o childhold youth
A lbersou
at M where particular attentiOn gwen
to ion u
CORALITE,
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