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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.

CHICAGO. May ia fire at Oshkosh, Wis, last
night destroyed six blocks of buildings, including
the Oshkosh Hotel, the banking house of KillogS
Co, the Postoffce, &c. Total loss il probably
near 81 600 O00 upon which there ia small insur.
ance. There 10 nothing left In the business part OF
the town, except grocery and one hotel
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FROM BARBADOES

NORFOLK, Va, May 1.-THE U. s. steamer South
ern STAR Captain pennock, II days from Bsrba does
has arrived. At Barbados thesupply Of our and
corn meal was light. Pork light Moasses ad.
Aanced. Weather dry andcrops suffering. Health
improving
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~EPsoIAL NoTIcs The attention
Of Transfers and others IL requested to the sale Of
IS young well broke Mules, Horyes, Cows. &c. TO
take place at Earneses stables. on 18th. between
Franklin aud Grace streets. This Day at 10 o'clock.
See advertisement COOK.
nv Auct
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nARInB INrHLLIaRNCn


High Water this day (Thursiay) 125l O'Clock.
ARRIVED,
schr Molly D, Haley. Boston. plaster. Edmond.
Davenport Co.
schrJ Millsop, Wilson, NC, lumber. L W Glaze
brook.
SIoop Margaret Ann, McCoull. Eastern Shore. po
tate Is, to captain.
SAILED.
Schr II A Weeks. Weeks, Philadelphia, via Port
Waithall COAL w Colqutt a Co.
schr NJ Hopkins, Malsbury. down the river,
light
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HCoMMIstIoHEas' SALE or VALUABLE
LArD ~ Miles East OF Richmond to take place
This Day. on the Premises. at o'clock, M.-The
particular attention Of the public 10 called to the
sale Of the valuable landed property to take place
This Day Fee advertisement of Messrs Robert j
Davis and VIM Yanccy, Com'rs. under auction
head 0ODDIN 4 APPERSON.
my 12-lt Aucts.
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NOTICE.-A meeting of the Stock
IN holders of the Richmond and Charlottesville
Turnpike Company. is called. to meet at Ashland,
in Hanover county, On the 18th of this menth. 1t
is hoped that there will be general attendance
we shall at that time have before US the question
of granting the right of way to q COMPANY to run
her cars our road which the Directory nave al
ready led The gentlemen interes ed in that move
ment to expect. JOHN CRENSHAW,
myI2-2r President
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ar RKrs 4 Co.'S srIan aALIEsr. 1872 main 81
porty as cents 10 e25 The largest and pess NJ
ransed Photographic Gallery in the State. faelf
ties for taking 400 portraits daily.
~ Res Co.'S new style Of pictures are Pre-.
uouuced by critics and others 10 DO inc os''
.uy taken in the city They are beautifully ooiorso'
clear In chemical effect, and natural in pos''''"
Beware Of buuglers and old fosies 10 tue "'''
- RICHMOND THEATRE.
COMEDY NidHT} Last appearance butt~o
{SSssss v v g g S skk.DsFAsE:
Who will appear
!" INC WIDOW DELMAIN.
WIDOW DELmAINs
sEsESSs E4MIty}
Last night of r ouopr CoUsIN
Serious Family Polka)
&c, ious Family PolkaJ ,h of our
EXCELLENT COMPANY.
~. DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR SALE.-We fnVne
attention to the announcement that the oi
Mr. White, on Church Hill. Is to DC soid az auo'
tion on the 18th inst. under deed OF trust: Inc
house was built entirely by Mr. White. for MS own
use in the very best manner. without any regard
to expense and cost nearly $4,000 without the iot'
he has put several additions to it since The same
style of dwelling could net be built at TINS time ior
any less sum. With a small outlay upon the YARD.
the place can be made even more attractive ana
beautiful than 1t is; the location being among
t. most desirable in the city. The mouse IL sur
rounded by horse chestnut trees. which take years
to grow to any size Citizens OF Richmohd, OF oth'
ers in want of good house. should attend the sale.
and bid literally as such places are seldom offered
for sale. my il-ot
~ WATKINS d BICKLEN.
MORE NEW GOODS.
OUR ENTIRELY NEW AND ELEGA ANT STOCK
of fine Fancy and hyperion Staple DRY GOODS, is
being regularly replenished by all the newest and
handsomest goods brought into the country.
RICH CoLoRED AND BLACK DOUBLE
JUPE AND VoLANr SILK ROBES, very cheap.
Dress silks. Robe and plain dress Bareges Poplins
and Poplinetts.
Spring Dress Goods, Men and Boys wear.
Elegant Laces aud Embroideries
NEw STYLE MANTILLAs, SHAwLs
&C.. A FINE srooK.
House Furnishing Goods,
LINENS AND SHIRTINGS.
OsNABUGs, Plaid and Colored.
Every article pertaining to the
DRY GOLD BUSINESS,
NEW AND VERY Low.
WATKINS Il FICKLEN.
my6-ts ls9. MAIN STREET.
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InsAsaE-C Comedy Tho beautiful comedv q, Tho
"ssrios' Family" 10 to be played At the tbs.,rs
tonight With really fne cast, ipcludius M.
aisdsesne - Widow Deimaine, and Johnston a.
Amiaadab Sleek. The company at the thes,,.
could not hasss piece 10 which they can be dI.-
uioaisd 70 more advantage. This 10 the middle
oiths 1855 week OF the season, and We hope TO-
sns 70 sses brilliant house whore all will 90 soon
osikhess. The farce Of "0ur Eastern Shore
Sousin"m TO be played to- night for the lest time.
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~EpucIAL NoTICs. The attention

of the public 70 reques cd to the sale Of the Fixtures
and Furniture If the star Saloon. In Locust Alley,
nv 2-lt EB COOK, Auct
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Mrs. Armantins Msrcier s-uls, wife OF Hon
Pierre sou.s. died 10 New Orleans on Wednesday
last, 18th lust,
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SECOND DISPATCH. I
Northern M arkets.

AUGUSTA, GA, May 11.-Thejury found q verde,
against the defendants. The case will BIO carried
to the Supreme Court.
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DEAp-Nehemsh Smith, for many years rspre-
sentative of Mason and Jackson counties in the
Virginia Legislature, died at Jackson c. H., on the
2Sth uIt
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NOTICE.-A Box. containing q large
~ variety of STEEL TAPS aud pair Of small
STOCKS was taken from our sh % on the morning
of the 4th instant, during the fire. and have been
entrusted to the care of some person unknown to
I'd. Any person having them In their possession
will confer a favor and be rewarded by apprising
us of the fact.
myl2-2l* LOWNEs &UOK
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I've hi Ksv bshop Boone Of China IA femme
Tsrsiy sgourpipg 10 Savannah, gs, )" "''p'
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~MAnrILLas AND SHAWLs

~MAarILLas AND SHAwLs
At the CASH STORE Of "
PERKINS 4 co.
CHANTILLA and
FRENCH LACE
BLACK SILK and
BLK and LACE MANTILLAS
BERAGE sHAWLS and BUSTERS
m. Cheap for Cab. PERKINS Il co,
my 9-lwif No al Eagle Square.
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Our EASTERN SHORE CoUsiN.-Tbe schooner
Polly, Captain Hogue, arrived below yesterday at
ternoon. with potato paintings from the Eastern
shore. This veritabe captain is remarkable
geuius. being, when stu hum" editor of a weekly
newspaper, and what is more, is his own compose
tor, pressmsn aud printers devil, to say nothing
of his being the village school master, preacher,
and general dignitary, besides having wife and
sixteen children. He makes an occasional trip to
Petersburg, Norfolk, and other places, and usual
~ forewarns his readers that the next issue o. his
hebdomadaI depends very much upon the wind.-
Petersburg (Fd.) Express
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s.fsoH.-D 7. Btsbie, Esq., formerly Of
...suoec' pa been nominated by tbs Opposition
" S'''o'k, va for the House Of Delegates.
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BOUNTY LAND WARRANTS WANT
- Ed wish to purchase, Immediately, FIFTY
Land Warrants, rs follows. viz: twenty-five of 80
acres" fifteen 1905" and ten "I20s :" for which
will pay the highest market price in cash.
JAS I. SUTTON, JR.,
Pension Agent
And Notary Pubic,
Corner of Main and 18th SITS Richmond.
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lIICHMOND THEATRE.

Last appearance but two of the accomplished Ao-
tress
Mrs w GLADSTANE
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THURSDAY EVENING, May 18th. 1889.
Will be performed the fashionable Comedy Of The
FERROUS FAMILY. Widow Delmane, Mrs
VIC Gladstape.
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SENTEHcEp.-A batch of murderers were cen =
fenced in New York on Saturday. Qumbo Apo,
for the murder Of Mary F. Fletcher, is to be hang.
ed on the 81 of July. Jean Bosquet, known pro-
badly as ''the man monkey for the murder of
Maltino de Santes, wcs sentenced to imprison.
meut for life. Michael Flynn, for killing +. Cut
ting, is to be imprisoned ten years. John Glass,
for the murder Of VIM. Decker, was sentenced to
be imprisoned twenty years. James Higgins for
the same offence, suffers q like punishment; and
John D. Pfromer, for causing the death Of Chas.
f Sturges, was sentenced to the State prison for
four years.
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For particulars, sec pictorial and descriptive bills
Will perform at
RICHMOND FOR TWO DAYS ONLY.
WEDNESDAT AND THURSDAY
MAY 18TH AND 18Th.
Performances afternoon and night.
Doors open at 2 and O'Clock. Pm.
Admittsrce so CENTS Children and eervsnta half
price. "
The day and date, 30 do not confound any other
concern with this Mammoth Estsblshment.
WAIT FOR TIE WAGON"
lo-6k
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,yDENT.D BABGAINs

n6 UYPRECHDENTeD BABGAINS
ATTHE CASH STORE OF
PERKINS h co,
No Hl Eagle sQuare.
Very rich Double Skirt and Two Flounced Blk
Two Flounced Beragc Grenadine and Organdie
Robes
Rich Organize and Berages
Ducal Plaids, Valentias and Chale De LANES
marked down to 20 cts
Fresh supply of those cheap Kid Gloves at IS cts
TO Bleached Flirting, very cheap at cd
Best rs Bartlett Bleached at 10 cts
Extra 4 B!esched Shifting At IL cts
Rest N Mills Shifting at - eta
Rich Lace and French Worked Sets
Large stock new style Parasols
100 pieces fast cooTed Lawns at Cd
30 pieces a. fast colored Briiliants at Is cts
Best English and American Calicoes at IL cts
Watch Spring Hoop Skirts "
my 9-lwif PERKINS Il GO.
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or .as RloaMosp pAIIr plspA.cn.

A YOUNG MAN KILLED by LIGHTNING
Asaafk eexianxrI Iksfrt1f s6r
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CONTESTED ELECTION FOR SU-
sS>-a-A PERINTENDENT OF The Gas WORKS The
Committee of the City Council on Disputed Elec
Hall, THIS AFTERNOON, at O'Clock. All per-
whose votes have been contested are requested
to attend at the time specified.
my PIT HILL, Chairman.
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AMuHEMENrs.
ADJUSTMENTS.
CTAND DOWN THE HALT
" MAKs RnoM ron fHs
LONGEST TRAIN or ARABIAN U0NaEs
EVEN Driven IN AMEkICAi

H1-The spacious Pavilion, erected on an entirely
lew plan, will accommodate
Near 1000 PersansI
30 that each visitor can have fair Wow of the
STAGE AND RING PERFORMANCES.
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SH FOR RENT.--The Grocery Store
20 ls'oly occupied by Peasants Il Brother. on
Main street acjoinino the Plough and Seed Store of
VIM Palmer, son 10. For terms apply to
myl2-ltf WIN PALMER.
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T OST ! LOST LOST !-between the
- corner of 81 and Marshall SITS and the Theatre,
a ladv's Port Monnsie, containing $40 in gold. A
suita reward will be paid for returning the same
to The corner 81 and Marshall.
IL Il IL.
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Conc ude with OUR EASTERN SHORE COUSIN
IN RICHMOND.

Village Hornpire, Miss Fate Penuoyer
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Look out for the great moral Drama, entitled
DAYS OF '76l
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T OsT-Between the Exchange Hotel
IL and the first market, or in the market, Dia-
mond Masonic BREAeTPIN. 1t is ID UGH valued oy
the owner A liberal reward paid for its delivery
at tie office of the Exchange Hotel. my ll-3:E
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~RIFaIGEqAT0Ra.
PERPETRATORS cheap cheap
WATER COOLERS
WATER COOLERS
SH0 WEIR BATHS
ICE CREAM FREEZERS
ICE PITCHERS
Persons wishing any Of the above articles, will
find large assortment, at VERY Low Prices.
TH0S A BULKLEY,
my Sim 1877 Main street.
NJ MANTILLAs! MANTILLAsi
BREEDEN FOX,
RICHMOND.
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GH FOR RENT-The upper part of
- the house, a9 Main street, over the ofiics of
the subscriber Posfossion may be had immed iately
my l2-ts JOHN q WAYT,
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LoEY.

NNnet LOST COW.-Strayed or stolen,
ll1~ on the 18th of April. from my farm near
;As.-AI New Bridge Church. q large COW, with
dark rIles white face listed back and brass ba lis
on her horns A liberal reward will be paid for her
delivery to me If stolen, $25 will be given for IT,
conviction of the thief an
myIl-9k II
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he following table gives the total receipts OF few of h
NEW YORK MARKET-Aug, n.
10y TELEaRAPH.l

Flour-Ihe market heavy unsettled and lower Sales
LOO bhls IT 81 OOS4 30 for sup Sate SibGSib for eN
State, SiOO4 rs Tor super wsn; $3.50 si5 t comm"n To
good ex "a eserU S46sdA rs for I'D, aud 81 9GblO r
fresh ground shipping BIRDS extra Ioud hoop Ohio Closing
duh
Canadian h1ur quiet.
rive Flour-Dull at S37sG4A0
Wheat-M1T duh and declining Sales II 900 bush at
sIs Jar rel delivered; Sllanllb tor good old white
Indiana 81 20 for amber State; 9lt3 Tor trur old
white hio old red western and old white Canadian ON
Pye-Du at 75c for sound Sales 5COJ bush uuseuud
o0o.
barley dull. -...-
Corn-feavy and lower Sales $4,000 bush nj 75n7Tc for
old and new mixed western, mostly IbNMlbc.
Oag-QuCt and unnh d.. Sales al 3onsO nrstao tilNI
Tor Canadian aud western.
Whisky is held at 2Oc uyeTsioher o. 1900, -
pOrk-hlarket heavy aud lower. sales 2Oh hills Sl'.S1
for mess; S2s7a Sl3 for thin mess and s8SOaSlO 10 for
prime. ... .---..-- 80
Dss mess SaGSll IepaCkud Chicago, and sl25OpSl3 for
Beef hams dull at l6als
Bacon Dull and nominal
Cut meets quiet sales 2j packages al COCK for shou
Lard UaehrnsSd Sales 200 bbls at IO}4@n for No Ito
Batter-F nu lGd2O for State, l2al6 for Oni,.
Oh ese-SteadY a. 8n9.
TallOW-Fim Siles at lO8GllA
Ashes-Stcady 85,l2 for p'ts, Sb.GsA pearls
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BUFFALO, CLEVELAND and CHICAGO LINE
OF SCREW STEjMERS.

ON THE OPENING OFRRA-H
~ Lass @ i Sqiyig9itioa l9i 9lt th9 ,1 PropIieoTs k
Buffalo TO Chicago seven frst-cass A UllsaallsIs1A
Screw Steamers, of great strength and speed,
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ALSO, -
SAN Ford
Family CathartiC Pills,
FOkTpoTrNDED FROM

Pu~s Vegetable Extracts, and put up in Gias,
Cases, dir Iigh, and ioM keep IN any eli
mate.
The FAMILY CATHARTIC PILL is a gentle but lr-
i've Cuartc Whlt tho proprietor has used u hs pruc
ice more than twenty years.
The constantly me feasingl demand from those who
have long used the PILLS. and the satisfaction which
al regard tu their use has induced place
then within The reach OF all. lsl
The Profession well snow hut different Cutharcs act
on different portions of tho - bowels.
Tho FAMILY GAIT HARTIC PILL
has, with due reference tor tins we'll established iutt
ngen compounded nom aS-|vsueyu VI De pur 81 Vegh-
tlho extracts, which uCt - alike fvOrv uUr of the
alimeuiay canal and ares ='Goou and SAFE in all
gt.es where ua'huitic g. = uesdcd, such DE-
hANGEMENIb OF thU ,-'sIO ACH, SLEEPl-
NESS PAINS IN THE -|BACK AND lOINS
COsTlNE ENESs, PA NI.AND SOkENFSS Oven
THE WHOLE BOD t-.irin sudden cld which
frequently, n nos lCcied end in "a long course oi ~
var, LOSS Oh A PE- L,ITItEu GREEpING
So pION or COLD OVER. ~|piE BODY. kESTI .Ess-
MES HEAD-ACHE. or. lWEGHTIN TiiE iIEAD.
au Iufsmmatoy Diseases, Worms in Chllru or Adults.
Rheumatism great Purifier ui the Blood ami m1uv an
which flesh s htir too numerous 10 mention i
this uuY Yuttisomcnt. Dose. 100 3.
PRICE 80 CENTS.
~ The Liver iuYlgoTutUr aud aIniB Cuthartc Pills
are Eetaed by Druggists generally, and sid wholesale by
the Irnde in am the large Towns
S. r W, SANFORD NJ D.
Manufacturer end Proprietor
h'aS"h@ 30 broadway New York.
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AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL,
FOR THE RAPID CURE OF

Coughs, Colds, Influenza, H0arSeaess, Group
Bronchitis, IRctpielu Consumption, and for HI,
relief Of CORsltmptiUe Patients IN adUdnccd
stages of the disease.
So wide IS tue field of t usefulness and we
the cases of its Gu e3 that almost every section OF country
ahounds Ia psrsous publicly known who have been recy
ed from alarming and even desuoeate diseases of the lung,
by It's use. When once tried, IT'S superiu cyoIvu he
OF medicine OF the kim Is too uppnreunt To escape
on and where MS virtues known the pubic
hesitate what antuoe 20 employ for the Distressing aud
dangerous affections Of tho pulmonary organs that are Incl
dent to our climate. he many inferior remedies ris
the community have failed and been discurdo4 TN,
has gained iends by tral conferred benefits
at cted lheY can never forget and produced
merOus and too remarkable to be forgotten.
Prepared by Dr. j @. AVER q CO.,
'u5AOIAIusS
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
For all The purposes Of Family Physic,

Arc composed that disease within the range OF their ac-
uOn can rarely Withstand evide them Their psuetnr
pGetes seurch and cleanse aud iuviguuto every portion
OF the human organism correcting its diseased action and
restoring lis Veulhv ylulCs As consequence of These
properties the inyand who is bowed down with pain
physical debility ls1sluushe cd find his health OF "a rtgy
restored by rem dy at once sO simple aud inviting.
Not only DO lhey cure the every complaints every
body but rlso many iurUduh and dangerous diseases
The agent below named Is p,tused furnish giuls NV
American Almanac, combining Ceuit their cures
and drec ions for their use IN the following Cumpunts-
COstVouess, Hearth .ru, Headache arising dsufuerp
stomach Nusel Indigestion, Pain and Morbid lnactiuu
of the Bowels, FauleuCy lpss Appetite Jauudrs and
other kindred complaints arising from low the
body or nbetmCtiui OF It's fuuUtuns.
Do not be ut OF by uupnuCpCd Dealers with some Oth-
er pill they make The more profit Oh. Ask for AYERS
Pulls and take nothing
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HlETE.A.EFfES, SOFAS, CHAIRS
4 Ann LOUNGES HE-UpuOLsrtRED AND RE-
WARN SEED on altered fht latest styles HUd uu-
terms. An kinds nI Upholstery rg-l ed gl me shortest
notice am also Agent Tor fln llRNl lNE VARNISH
FINISH Grlho CITY of Cy land, adapted o. piuuos Hnd
ull uds of Fuui uItuurpr rmcka 90 scans. removes
gfr n. fru tha wood HuI leaves lillian NJ. uuH 0-
,h making thu Article. 'nk .iae uru-rIu b. HHul oI ia
ou, without tho uou.o ui removal 90 yc} lituc eK-
penso
Damusl and MusliN Cu.iau m11e u1d put up 90 order
The making and putting down of Carpets VIII also be-
tended 90.
Mr G, being practical lplu'steror, and having follow
"a These dWtrh' branches 300 tHu uiHciuul cities Oi Tho
80 m years, hc b, ruHbcd tu rya p.eo sltsac' on 0r
MO- charge MuIh dome Cor about uurhi tr price usually
charged hY r. EulHr furniture B. uus
IW ord no. my De len with n. a.. Brown. ueCOnlt q,
o. Mf iascnta Paint Rooms, superior tilcgl - -
augy;Rs B CHICHESTER y
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SPIRITS
Highwines 79gal "A a. 24&
w.. "a
MORNING LEADER OFFICE, /
SATURDAY, Aug IS, 1859.

NNTVT778I '176
FLOUR-Market quiet Sales in small lots at $3.50 for
choice extras.
WHEAT-There is slightly better feeling to-day owing to
lighter receipts. Sales red at 81 Oj cars do at
81 lO white at same; red At 81, cars mixed At
81 l2 aud car white a. FILA
=CORN-Is duh and in light demand, Sales are, car at
7lc and at 75c.
OATS-Sales from store In bags Rt 3fc
No change In other articles. quotations see table.
The following table shows the receipts and shipments per
canal, up TO Saturday commencing with Aug O.:
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CUERTFFS SALB.---PURSUANT

KEITH COOK, plra At4s N''' ''"%is aasI5aSs l9ash
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CHERlFF'S LE.---f u hb u ANT
- 90 e command OF order OF sale, issued fIum the
Court of Common Pleas Cuyahugl county a. the suit
Reuben Waters, paiutlt ggai So W liam VI rew ct al
en unts 10 me dtrucnI shall teT for sale 10 the door
of the Couri House to0Tner OF Seneca aud Champain
streol In the oy o Cieyesnl 40 snid c0uuy, the ~
duv o ssDtemher leb0 a Ocik a. of said day the f-
LOWING oscubed aHds and teuoueuis, % Wit Situate in
tho township ChtHm Falls IN Tho state " Ohio aud
which s also Tho county of CuYahUg aud is known by
hoiag n the village OF Chagun Falls and ~ bounded as
fiI lows Co wit Commencing az point IN tho wosi
lime I'D RrlBd street sixty aet suufhWldly from whore
Orange street and srOad street lntrscCt and run-
ming ,ostwaTdy at right angles with Hood rect the
east uO ut land occupied hY Fhtola hail, thonro
southwardlY alurH said Balls east lno any ieet, thaRge
atary 10 The west limo Of Broad street thsnCn nort-
wady along the We line o. said broad street hfy ioo 90
ho place uf beginning, he the loss but rub
iect 10 an legal highwaysn Apprnred ~ $3.50 90
ID. T. WlGHiMAN sheriff
G, r. BLAEEaLEl, Ptat Atty augl24s
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We have seen the Otae onrctg Dyscutey Syrup used n
cases Of bowel complaints in all their varied iOru s. rom
snpe looseness 20 malignant cholera nrd we can s nk
OF 10 IN NE highest terms, and recommend n win tou
dence. WhotuUr the is mild severe recent ur u
long standing h cures surs and leaves no bad effects he
hind.
NORRIS FRANKLIN, Pres. Board Aldermen, n. Y
C'tv.
r. y DE FORREST, NJ. d, Board OF Health N Y
CITY.
I. X. HUBBARD, NJ. D.. Board OF Health. N Y CITY
g, u. Dls BROW, Episcopal Ciergy man, Suffolk Va.
II. w. BAR,TOW 50 Pine slrout, n y. city.
nANI. plrMAN Court street, Boston, Mass.
GEORGE SrOUDlNGER, Boird of Aldermen, New
ark ". j.
A. ". TAYLOR, Captain U s. Army.
J. II. HART, Cluys llud Plain Dealer, Ohio.
WIN. FARRAND Cleveland, Ohio.
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Boarding..
ROARDING. - The

ROARDlNG. - The House No. "a
- Public square tnd by he stone Church nne OF the
ehsuntest locations u the ciiyhas hepu huruuFuy
aired ana Is now opeu for Boarers Fsnules wishing 20
uulsh thef own ruous accommodated with large
nd cunseuon ruous and ho-ruOusi aud single Rardt
ara Day huarders viii hud good acCommodu tta
sonaule lefms Ladies net excluded, Rsfefencea go en-
and received apnR20 9. W. buAhlff,