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NORRIS, HARRISON q PULLlAM,
ATTORNEYS at Law,

SOLICITORS IN EQUITY,
WILL attend promptly to all business enirus-
W ted to their care. Mn. PULLIAM can al
ways he found in the Office.
OFFICE AT pICKENs C. H., S. C.
Sept. Il. 1896 q If
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GREENVILLE MARBLE YARD.

GREENVILLE MARBLE YARD.
THNIIE subscriber has on hand and is con-
IL stantly receiving large and varied as
sortmcnt of
American and Italian Marble,
To which he would cali tho attention ofthosc
in want of II suitable Monument to mark the
spot where rcpose the remains of their dc
parted relatives and friends. Carving and
lettering of all kinds neatly and promptly
executed. fe ~
B23" Particular attention paid to orders by
mail JAMES NJ. ALLEN.
Grecnvillc c. H., S. c., Feb. - 3l-tf
n. B. lie refers to ID WcstGcd, Cover,
Coz, Markly s. Co.. DIR. NJ Earle, w III
Watson, Esq, Col ID llokc, Mckay, Esq.
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A SAN Francisco lady, who obtained q
divorce ON the eighteenth of january, got
married again on the twentieth.
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KING AND KNiGHT.-When very
shabby-looking candidate for knghthood
knelt before King James VI, with very
evident sense of his own unworthiness, his
majesty laughingly exclaimed, "Look np
man L have more reason to be ashamed
than you"
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-08-25
aAMUSEMENTS.

WooD's THEATER-THE PARoDI OPERA
TRouPE.-An Opera Troupe, with full and effective
chorus, Is novelty In CINCINNATI and one Of the
great deficiencies that has hitherto attended the rep
rcsenGons Of operas In this city Ia that the chorus
has been very imperfect and wanting numerical as
well as musical strength. The Parod Opera Troupe,
now performing at Woods Theater, are the first to
present to this community opera possessing this
important accessory in perfection. Last night Ver-
dis masterpiece, LA TRAvIArA, was performed to q
critical and discerning audience. . .
The production of this Opera introduced a now
candidate In this city to public avor In the person
Of Signora Alamo, who sustained the arduous role
Of "Vioetta," In manner that at once stamped her
as lyric actress Of more than ordinary ability She
gradually won the favor of hor audience and In the
death scene she sang with such exquisite taste and
feeling, as to call forth storm of applause Signor
Sbriglia, as Alfredo" and Signor Gnone, "Gior.
gio," fully sustained the reputation which has been
awarded them elsewhere.
Tonight the Opera of LUcRgTIA BoRaIA will be
presented with Parodi in the principal role.
lf5@ The concert to be given by Mrs Varain
James, at Pixies 0pera.ho tonight evening,
bids fair to be rich treat for the lovers of music
Her and wondrous powers ofsong can not fail to
be appreciates, If wo are to judge from the enco-
niums of the Press We hope that our citizens will
show that just appreciation of these merits she 80
richly deserves, by filling that magnificent temple OF
art this evening. As Mr.. Pike has given Mrs
James the free Of the Opera for her concert
our citizens, certain, will not fail to do their
part in giving her a liberal reception.
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NEWPORT NEWS.

DRowNED.-A man named Elias johnson,
formerly employed at Swifts Rolling-mill was
dro who'd, on Saturday last In the Licking River.
Ho leaves wife. His body was aftorward re-
covered. .....
oP-LIFTING.-A woman was yesterday ar
rested by Officer Norton for stealing bolt of calico
from dry goods house on Monmou,h-st She
was tried before EsQuires Payne and Sine, and was
held to bail In the of hundred for her
appearance at the next term OF the Circuit Court, 10
be held at Alexandria, in default Of which, she was
committed to jail.
MYSTERY SoLvED.--In our issue yesterday
we stated horse and buggy were found in q pecu-
liar situation short distance hack Of our city The
circumstances have been cleared up by the appear
ance of livery stable keeper from Cincinnati, who
claims the property found 1t appears man-name
unknown-who worked In one of our rolling mills,
hired the horse and vehicle and when driving the
turnpike was precptated over an embankment. He,
himself, escaped unhurt, but the lady with him was
severely injured, having several of her front teeth
knocked out by the accident. The horse left for
dead but upon examination the animal appears only
to have been stunned by the fall. The owner re-
moved both horse and buggy to his stable In Cincin
natl.
ONA TOUR Majors Hallam, Winston and
Williamson left this morning for Niagara Falls.
They propose seeing Mr.. Eli Phant before their
turn probably to contract for q new Jail. We wish
them good time.
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Cincinnati Produce Market.

WEDNESDAY, EVENING, August "a, lSog
FLOUR-Though not luotably higher, still prices
of Flour are raj her in favor OF sellers again to-day,
and holders, under the fayorabe adyices from New
York, were decidedly stiff. The sales add up l,4OO
brs at 81 604 rs for supertine, and "a S0@5 10 for
extra; 800 brS extra White Wheat sold at tile latter
rate, delivered at Ripley, Ohio $500 brls. were
Ceived the last twenty -four hours
MHiSkY-The market is firm, with good de-
mand; sales of 700 brls at @1sc., the latter rate
PROVISI0Ns-Ba is buoyant, and Shoulders
generally held at 9Ac., and Sides at 9sc; owing TO
.his the sales were confined to 63 hhds. at 7c for
Shoulders and 9Ac. for Sides 35,,OO lbs bulk
OLA sale Of p brs. Linseed at &c.; at this rate
GRUCERIES-Su is dropping and Nc lower;
fair Is selling at7c, and prime at 7a@7nc. MOasses
unchanged. Coffee steady.
WHEAT-The market is active and prices have
from New York continue favorable, and holders are
very firm. Sales Of 300 bushels fair Hill at 9Oc; 400
do prime do. at CSC; 800 do prime Red ut 81: 500 do.
do fair White at 81: 5oO do. good d. at 81 .s; $40 do.
prime do at 81 10; 80 do. prime White at 81 l3; 1000
Do, Ct " Y; closing firm at u f!r prim. Red and
hours 1880 bushels. .-. mi -. .
CORN-The market is quiet, with moderate de
mhnd at 77@76c. for fair mixed. a
RYE-rhere is fair demand and prices are firm at
BARLEY-very little in the market of any des-
OhTS-The demand is fair and prices firm; sales oil
1000 bushels at 4lc. $40 do in bulk ut depot at 4Oc
and 2l0 do. on landing ut 42c.
CHEF SE-Sales of 4W boxes prime Western
Reserve at S1Sxc, the latter price for extra large,
and so boxes English Dairy at l0c Market firm.
BUTTER-fhe market Is quiet, with but mod
crate demand at l5@l6c for choice Western Reserve.
and l2Gl4c. for prime Ohio.
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Gg' A meeting of the lot-holders Of the
Catherine-stre Graveyard, was held, yester-
day afternoon, at the office Of Esquire Marchant.
The conduct of the Trustees in disrespecting
the place was the cause Of the meeting. 1t
was stated that portion Of the incosure had
been parposely destroyed, and that hogs and
cattle were allowed FREQ use of q part of the
grounds; thata partition fence erected at the
expense of the lot owners had been destroyed;
that stable had been built over some of the
graves, and that the horse Of minister had
been allowed to ramble at pleasure through
the cemetery. The object, it was stated, was
to destroy the character of the cemetery and
force removal Of the dead, that the grounds
might be resold for the benefit of the churches
interested. t1r
Commendable feeling wa, displayed by those
at the meeting. 1t was finally decided to ap-
point o committee of five to consult with the
Trustees, and learn whether they were willing
to repair the Enclosure and the general damage
that had been done to the grounds, and report
to future meeting Of the lot owners. Messrs.
N. Marchant, +. Harrison, A. @. Brown, D. A.
Ross and Samuel Martin were appointed the
committee. The next meeting will be held at
the call Of tho committee.
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HOME INTEREST,".

HB- 8. III. Parvir, Advertising Agent, No.
30 Wost Fourth.strset.
$50 Windor's Sky-iiGht Gnllcry-All styles
of Pictures made on short notice.
ntr Twenty-Five Cent Ambrotypes can be
had at APpLEGATE Co.'S No. IS Broadway.
Er Applegnte SC Co.'s Gallery, No. 5S
Broadway.-Who would not have a likeness Of them.
selves at cost of only twenty five cents. u
Rr Wtnder's Sky.light Gallery, Western-
row, opposite Court.street The cheapest and best
Pictures made In the city.
HBr Daguerrean Gallery, Southwest cor.
ner OF Sixth and Western-row, over Hannaford's
drug store Pictures taken and put in good cases for
twenty cents. Warranted to please.
nsfTens-Be ty-Pendery Sc Co.'s,
northwest corner Walnut and Fifh.streets, Is the
store for the purchase of excellent teas Mt the un.
equaed price ofsixty cents per pound. Ifyou would
drink good cup of tea, buy at PENDEsY & Co.'s.
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CITY COUNCIL.
On motion of Mr.. Runyan, the hour of
meeting heretofore was changed from eight
to seven o'clock. a9H 1r

On motion Of Mr.. Runyan, the hour of
meeting heretofore was changed from eight
to seven o'clock. .'45 59r ...r
THE EXCURSION. tT
A preamble and resolutions, returning
thanks to the various Railroad Companies
over whose roads they passed. and to the
cities of Pittsburg and Philadelphia, for
courtesies received by the excursionists on
the recent "free blow" were unanimously
adopted. The following are the principal
resolutions: ,HlytT 14; .a.
Resolped, That tho thanks Of this Council
be rendered to the Little Miami, Ohio Gen.
tral, Steubenville and Pittsburg, and Penn
sylvania Central Railroad Companies, for the
complimentary cards and ride over their
well-conducted roads. g."
Resolvea, That the thanks Of this Council
be also rendered to the cities ofPittsburg and
Philadelphia for the large-heafted hospital
ity 80 freely bestowed upon the excursionists.
The Clerk was directed to send copy of
the same to the parties named in the resolu-
tions. FiD- a #.
Mr.. Pearee presented resolution requiring
the chain-g gang in the City Prison to work ten
hours each day, which was adopted. h
THE COW STABLES. St'
The Commissioner of the Eastern District
was directed, by resolution, to see that the cow
stables on East Fourth street 10 ismoved.
Of tho City Solicitor and City Auditor were
read, and ordered to be filed.
BONDS APPROVED.
The bond of the Inspector of Pork was read,
and approved.
Also the bonds of the Passenger" "City
Passenger" and "Cincinnati" Railroad Com
panies. D"'
RESOLUTION. '."-'l'.
Mr.. Hawkins presented resolution requir-
ing that the location of all railroad lines be
in the center Of the streets through which they
pass. Adopted. -. r...
STREET RAILROADS AGAIN.
Mr.. ToOhey presented a petition from the
Walnut Hills Street Railroad Company, asking
the privilege Of laying down track, which
was referred to the Committee on Roads and
Canals. "7'.' Hs1'
A remonstrance against the establishment Of
q railroad on Fourthstreet, signed by several
realestate holders, was read, and conferred to
the above-named committee. T.,
After which, Council adjourned. a,rrr g.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
vEyRIJsTEE,s sA1E oN MoNn

ESRUsTEEs sALE.-ON MONDAY,
- The 18th day Of September, A. ID. 1889, at the
at l2 o'clock M OF said day, will self at public aue.
ti9n Al the ollowipg-descrile cd real estate, viz:
i se Cd pss is s q Ss
estate OF David = Wade, as recorded in Book No.
HI page aga iS 9f the Records Of as@ilton County,
sid. Hundred snd r ty.ias isss stt three es
g. All thrse lots of land situate in the city of Gin
cinnsli, Hamilton County, Ohio, and being mum:
nlhy t uT @ ana
subdivision Of lots made by Hotchkiss, Avery and
fsfGTd ~ eSE No $ h e hs
lots fronting twenty seven 21 feet making iO3 foot
all, on the south side o. Monroe. s.street and ex-
alley ~ III. = MI = -
Also the following, situate in Cincinnati. for
nineteen, (lg) in Township number three (3) Ia tho
second fractional range In the Miam Purchase being
ty.three s feet and six inches IN front on tho
pike Road and rnnning thence portheryfour hum
dred feet more or less to the land of JOHN Riddle:
by Bernard ant wife to John Hocsney, November 5,
lSi2 and on ne west by lot now or formerly belong
4. Also the following, situate in Cincinnati, Ham
lton County, aud state OF Ohio, and being lots mum
eersd S2s and tTentyfonr 2D ip Wade
city as recorded in Book %, page ii9, Of the Ham-
ton County Records, said lots iwenty.three () and
v
street, west Of Western-row; being each twenty-five
(25 feet in front on the south side Of Poparstreet.
and running back in parallel lines south one half tho
distance from Poplar to 0iver.street. tT I
5. Also, the following In Cincinnati, commencing
at a point on the south side Of Clark.stree enc
hundred and twenty.three feet east Of the south
east corner of Clark and freeman streets; thence
south at right angles to Clark street, two hundred
and feet thence In easterly direction twenty
eight 2S) feet; thence In nostherly direction and
parallel with said west line at right angles to Clark
street. two hundred and one feet to Clark street;
thence westerly the south line # Clark street,
tw-nty-eight (2S) feet to the beginning; being lot
numbered thirty nine (39) in G. W. fuckers sub
division Of the Gutter property, AZ recorded In book
number Eight 81 In the division among the heirs Of
| Seth Cutter, deceased.
! 6. Also, the following lot, situate in Hamilton
County and being lot numbered thirty mine on the
plat Of subdivision OF Avondale, In said county,
recorded in Plat Book No. l. page of the records Of
said c0un y.
Title TO all the above property good sale perema.
tory; terms cash; being the aame property conveyed
to theundersigned by dc Of trust from The Cincin
natl and Cicaao Railroad Company, July ], ls6+.
recorded in Book No. 20i, page 23.
JOHN W. HEBRON, Trustee,
| COLLINS & HERRoN, Att'ys, l4S W Wanut-st aul9bgt+
|
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MONETARY.

WEDNESDAY Evening, Aug. A-3 P. M.
There Is an improved feeling in the Money market
to-day yet Currency remains closeand the Discount
houses are not discounting any Paper, except that
offered by their regular depositors No change In
the rate which is lO@l2 per cent. for short dae ap
proved Business Paper.
Exchange on the East remains firm at Y per cent.
premium, selling rate buying at 4O9i5 cents pre-
MUM, with an active demand .r
Gold firm, and rather active ut 40 cents, buying g
rate selling at As CEN ts@ak premium. ..r|.
Very little doing in Now Orleans Exchange at q
discount, buying rate; selling at par.
Illinois. Wisconsin and Iowa ...sA@2k discount.
MISSOURI Currency..u.. ................l4
Eastern Exchange In St. Louis, ~ premium in
Chicago, 2H prem; In Louisville y, for KontuCky
Money
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COLUMBUS NEWS.
COLUMBUS, Aug. "a, 1859.

.... CVLuMbus, aug. q, loos'
STEAM. - The steam-propeller canal-boat
Enterprise arrived here Tuesday evening loaded with
ono thousand seven hundred and ninety bushels Of
slack coal. Thousands. of our citizens assembled
along the canal bank to witness this great enterprise
on our canal. As she was passing through the locks
agrsat number jumped on board to take a "steam-
boat" ride and to have it to say that they rode on
the first steamboat that ever arrived at Columbus,
Ohio. We say success to the owner and the Enter-
prisel sr- o.
PETrrIoY.-The members Of the Columbia
Hook and Ladder Company No. 4, sent in petition
to our honorable City Council Tuesday evening" signed
by about two hundred and fifty of citizens, pray
ing to admit the said Company into the Fire Depart
ment, and allow 1t to receive the same amount Of
benefits as the other Companies in the Department.
Give tho boys start, we say. ASH .T
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CUVINGTON NEWS.

SUSPECTED OF BEING IN THE CRY. For
some time past the officers of both our city and Now.
pJrt have suspected that Mcdonald, the soldier who
escaped from the Newport Jail, two or three weeks
ago, where he confined for stealing gold watch
has been powllng about Covington, and they have
beon on the alert to entrap him. One and worry
good, for their suspicious is, they have seen
Matte Ward, an infamous courtesan, who processes
to be his wife, roaming about the city in the ght
season. She was seen on Sunday last In the COM
pany of several notorious thieves in tho vicinity of
tho Licking Bridge, and they were watched to see II
Mcdonald was not among them In disguise. The
officers feel certain they will nab him at NJ distant
day.
ST. JosEPH's CHURCH.-The visitor, as he
passes st. Josephs Church, on Twefth.streot, be.
tween Scott and Greenup, Ia heard toexclam: "How
beautiful" "what splendid edifice," and they al
most invariably give vote OF thanks to those who
were instrumental in It's erection. We loarn that
the ladies of the church have 1t in pation to
hold Fair, to commence on the first Monday in
September, for the purpose of raising funds to de-
fray the expenses of Of Its apartments within
The Fair will be held at Odd Fellows Hail.
COROHER's INQUEsT.-Late on Tuesday
evening, the dead body of a man, minus his head.
was found In the Ohio River lodged In raft short
distance below Washing ngton-stroot. 1t was brought
on shore, and a Coroner's inquest was held, which
might 10 said to be almost to purpose the jury
could obtain no testimony to who he was or where
from. Thor verdict was In accordance with the
above facts.
TIE ScoTT-srREET ROLLING -MILL.-In COM
pany with tho "loca'' Reporter of the Inquirer we
dropped in at the oing mill yesterday morning. o.
Messrs. Martin, Williams Co., and there learned
that the ins tuition would business again in
tho course Of couple of weeks. They have nearly
concluded contract to furnish tho rails for two miles
of street railroad for company In Cincinnati, and
as soon as tho contract Is completed they will COM
mence operations.
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GDr Pease & Co., sixth-street, east of Wal
nut, have received the Atlantic Monthly for
September, Frank LesEes Illustrated Ne,cs-
paper and Harper's Weekly for the 9th, and
the WaUerly Magazine for September 8,
together with everything else new and
raadahla. IL.
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gsS- Persons passing along Fourth-stree
can not fail to notice the magnificent charter
on exhibition in Wiswell's window, which has
just been completed for Eclipse Lodge, No.
S4s, Independent Order Of Odd Fellows, The
framework is Of gilt, and handsomely embel-
lished with the emblems of the order.
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SERIOUS AooIDENr.-Michael Burns, Ia
borer, fell from the third to the second story Of
building, in course of erection on the west
side Of Main, between Third and Fourth streets,
yesterday afternoon, and broke his hip bone.
He was conveyed to the Commercial Hospital
in suffering condition. L9o
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HOUSE TARRED.--Considerablo excitement
was created in the lower part of the city, last
evening, by the report that the house of q
well-known citizen, residing on Sycamore
street. had been tarred. Some of the down
town police hastened to the spot, wi were
informed that the roof of the house had re-
eeived coat of tar, preparatory to the lay
down of O coat of brown paper and gravel.
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HERRoN'B SEMISARY.-There will be be a
reunion meeting Of the pupils Of this institu-
ton, at the Seminary Building, on Seventh
street, between Walnut and Vine, this even
ing, for the purpose of electing officers, &c.
Prof. Root, Of Newport, Kyy will deliver an
address on the occasion.
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SERVED HIN RIGHr.-An inhuman brute
named James F. Ray was before Judge Lowe,
yesterday, for assaultiug his wife and disor-
dorly conduct; for the first offense he was COM
nitted to the dungeon, on bread and water, for
Eve days; and for the second, fined five dollars
and costs. .. (. ..-..t.f1 dos. s..... .
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ES"The charge of burglary against Thomas
England-entering the residence Of Lawrence
Shier, on Bremen-street, near Liberty--was
dismissed in the Police Court yesterday. lie
was afterward tried upon charge of disorderly
conduct, and fined ten dollars and the costs of
prosecution
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l3-Thomas MCGEE was before his Honor,
Judge Lowe, yesterday, to answer the charge
Of stealing pair Of shoes, valued at So, from
]. Bull, on Sycamore-street, near the Lond-
ing. Thomas plead guilty, and was sent to
the County Jail for the term of thirty days.
Truly, "the way Of the transgressor is hard"
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TIE GROVER & BAKER SEwING-MAcHINE.
An invoice Of these cast iron seamstresses has
just been received at their Western Depot, No.
SO West Fourth-street. They are of excellent
construction and superior merit. Call and see
them.
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p8- Notwithstanding the many reports of
halt crops in different portions of the country,
there will be an average crop of all kinds of
grain, although farmers are 10th to acknowl-
edge it. We speak from observation during q
short trip into the country yesterday and the
day previous.
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Merrens Blackberry Anodyne.

YVHIS MEDICINE is OFFERED TO THE
n public as oftlo best fnot the very best med
iclne that has ever been invented tT DARniEA DYs.
ments Of the stomach and Digestive Organs, which
are 50 prevaant and fatal In our countr, -corrscts
the deranged condition Of the Liver allay Nervous
tone and healthy action to the bowels, and withal Is
pleasant to take. Pep ~ JyZ3-bnf
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9rTwo men named Bendell and Gossella
were fined So and costs, each, by Judge
Lowe, yesterday, for fcrestalling in market.
The Market Master seems determined to put
q stop to this violation of tho city ordinance.
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Gg-De Marbais, was, by order Of the Pro-
bate Court, yesterday, conveyed to the Lick
Run Lunatic Asylum, raving maniac. Pre-
vious to his removal, he made several at
tempts to put an end to his life. Mrs. De
Marbais was much better at late hour last
eveninp.
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CINCINNATI PARK.-The opening race to-day
will, undoubtedly, attract large crowd of
spectators, many who have never before at
tended race. All the members Of the club
will be attended by their wives and daug ghters.
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FRONT STREET FACTORY
-... AND
LUMBER DEPOT,

No. l67 East Front street, bet. Pike and Butler .sts,
South side. ''t'
HAVING FITTED UP THE PREMISES
HI with the most improved kind Of machinery,
prepared to furnish at short notice, all kinds of
Sash, Blinds, Doors, Flames and Moldngs. of all
descriptions. Steamboat Lumber, Weather. board
ng, Shingles, Siding Flooring &c, kept constantly
on hand. Particular attention paid TO planning, ripr
ping and scroll saving Heavy framing lumber can
Persons about to build, will find 1t to their advan
tage to give me call WIN. JONES,
au22-bm f3 tf Proprietor.
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DIR. EALNa.-By reference to another
column it will be seen that this celebrated
surgeon has returned to our city after a long
absence, and taken ROOMS in the Opera house
building, where he will operate on corns,
bunions, &C., as he alone can operate. 9