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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-01-25
Mlftals. AarNMart. &c.

LYI 2Ocases GENTIEMEN'S sHAWIS, Of various STYLES
md sizes, tor sale by the agents "
SHAW, FRICK 4 co,
NJ <
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FOR sale BY
. CUSIIINGS & BAILEY,
yaZ41t 262 Bait more street, opposite Hanover
u EDWARDS, JR. 4 CO.,
IL. 49, - q SoUTH CHARLES STREET, Baltimore
AThNIS FOX The FOl LOWING MANUFACTURERS.
NEW ENGLAND GLASS COMPANY, BOsToN
SUFFOLK GLASS WORKS, BosFrN,
} AS. B. LYON n Co, PITTsBURG, Pa
BRYCE, RICHARDS & Co, PITTsBURo, PA
ADAMS, VI tCKLIN X Co, PITTsBURG, PA
- PHENiX, EMPIRE AND SLIGO GLASS WORKS, 'PITTsBURG
MASS y S' JAM" I'M
full supply ofsamples of every description of Glassware
from each Company hand. Orders will be taken
and goods promptly supplied in the shortest possible time
ana at the lowest manufacturers prices the trade only
Also samples from the best manufactures French Plate
iiss koughed. and Hammered Plate sizes and thct
neSSe Ornamental Window Glass Obscured and Etched
suitable for Churches and Public Buildings
he'd Lead and Lharge from the New England Works
Also, full supply Of American and German Demiiohns
and Wine Bottles constantly on hand. ia2l-tf
TITY COLLECTORS OFFICE,
Norr,, m BALTIMORE, January GOTH 1860
NOIlCE-The attention Of the public called to an Ad
vertSement which will appear in the columns of the
P OF the sale of Property for unpaid taxes on the same
which said notice will be published in said paper for four
weeks twc week under the following dates viz January
2t 10Th 10Th February 81, Sh, 3th 18th and 10Th at the
expiration OF which time an lots remaining unpaid will be
offered for sale to the highest bidder.
~ WIN. T. VALIANT,
r,1l,a
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Goal.

"UUDI WOODll
w OAK AND PINE WOOD, without being sawed
au Spit Tor sale at prices as low be purchased at
Light street. or other wharves in the CITY
ar JOHN g. MCCULLOUGH.
ohce-Pratt and Fremont streets
Park and FaYette streets nol.tfr
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RICHMOND FLOUR.
O0OO BBLs.
~UOO of the celebrated
"TALIAPERRo FRO"
and
r &C. THORNTON" brands,
Just received, and for sale in quantities to suit at manu-
facturers' prices, by
P.MALCOM co, Agents,
e. r NJ co prepared to negotiate for entire car
goes OF above FLOUR, delivered in this market at Rich
in9iG on ene most Iavorable terms ja23tf
EAME.-THE ACT FOR THE PROTECTION
" OF CANE IN THE STATE OF MARYLAND GOES
INTO EFFECT JANUARY 18th.
provides that It shall not be lawful to kill any
cartridges between the 18th day January and the ist dan
every offence. ~ ' ''
Sec provides that onehalf Of the fine shall 20 to the
half 10 the Public Schools. ~ $3.50 ~ ~
Sec provides that the law shall extend TO Wood
cock between the st day of February ay of June
and to fhesant between the LIST day February and 0
of August ~ $3.50
Sec provides that person exposing for sale or
ing III their possession the above
the times mentioned shall be subject to the same penay
ana the possession OF the Birds shall be faca evidence
my were hIeu III aaryI4nd jal6tf5
DIG IRON, RAILS, BLOOMS,
800 tons PIG IRON including Baltimore Chscoa Forge
and Wheel lK0NS and Nos !, and Anthracite IRONS
:lO tons Charcoal Refined BLOOMS
COO tons GO To- English RAILS.
5000 kegs NAILS, Harrisburg and RusserS brands Nor
Way III ROlS, GrihenS Horseshoe NAILS, and Boston
American Company's, Georges Creek COAL from
the Caledonia and Jackson Mines shipment at Ra
more or Alexandria For sale by
,,,o,m sTIcKNEY Il co,
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Auasfs. Gf.. for SaIf ann Rfnt,

G7:s:t FOR SALE OR RENT-PREMISES No.
M III Pratt street. above Hanover south side % feet
front improved ny three story Brick DWELLING
AZ ~ STokE For terms, &c, apply to MCDOWELL FGN
| Box 2I95 New York = 9 -. inn nlosk -
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.HEENANs BLINDED.
FIGHT
r. GAME.
ANOTHER HMILL- ON THE TAp1ssI

Il 4 - las5-1ai SANDY Hook April 1SthT
The Steamship, Vanderbilt arrived off this
port,vithsLiyerpeol dates of the 18TH n r
tThszGreat fight took place early ON the
morning of the l7th inst, at Fernbnurgh, near
Aldershot. The, fight lasted two hours and
six minutes Thirty-seven rounds were fought.
The people rushed intothe ring, and Sayer's
referee crowded out. 1stc5sts s5l cEfsrzaaa
The Pugilists were then ordered to desist
fighting by the Referte.
Both men went to grass on the last round O
Sayers fell on almost every round. ,-s4
On the first dozen rounds Sayers was knock
ed completely off his legs. His arms, owing
to the seysre fighting, suffered, nlueh,s Heer
mans eyes quite BACKED up toward the last
and at the last round he was quite blind
Heenan showed splendid fghting ~throughout
the contest, but shows much more punishment
than Savers. Savers drew the first blood
On the Itch round Heenan completely lifted
Savers from the ground, and threw htm heavi-
ly with the greatesti ease XII W@
The 9Th round lasted twenty minutes, end,
Ing in Tom going down.
.7th round lasted Is minutes..sn.5vss afr7
Wonderful skill was displayed on both sides;
Tom was easily Knocked off his pins. IT is un
known If they will fight again. Over one hun
dred rounds were fought. Thci ht was deci-
ded to be a drawn one. The eopinion of the
public was divided regarding who was the
best NAH. "a ) ~ y - q
From the Daily Neres of the 18th, qlsi -
TIE log, projected fight, between Heenan
and a5ayers took place yesterday! By four
o'clock In the morning the visitors to the
scene of action were conveyed from the London
Bridge station, and they alighted near Ferri-
borough TIL fight lasted two hours aud three
minutes, and SO rounds were fought. sSayers
drew the FIRST blood and; Heenan claimed the
first knock down Blow. < S5 O<AoS
GSayers did mot slow any signs Of punishment,
but his right arm was much injured by his at
tempts to ward off Hsenan's tremendous blows.
Heenan. once got the Champions head under
his arm and seemed about to strangle him
The referee subsequently Quilted the ring and
declared a draw battle, and but two or three
more skirmishes were made, Keenan, seeming
Indifferent to whether he hit Sayersa Or his
The mob Of people at the fight was immense
Long before 4 o'clock this (1uesday) morning
London Bridge station was literally besieged
BY. spectators to witness the fight, and ct hall
past fonr PRECISELY the special train was dis
patched containing about 1000 persons, and
after travelling for two and a half hours ar
rived at q place called Ash, near Farnham,
where all the people got out of the train, and
after crossing several fields and bitches arrived
at q .snug meadow in which a rope ring was
formed, and precisely ut half past seven the
two men entered the 'rihg, when the Benecia
Boy approached SSayers and shook hands
warmly With HIM sac he Esstp
First found-Sayers ledAout with his lef
and caught Heenan in the mouth, and upon q
sseond fsint lie landed q signi6oant blow on
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M Ofr RrMffnn

HFEI
Our good neighbor of the Times is evident
y ezeeedinglY grieved because of our success
IN being elected City Printer. Bro. SPRENdIE
had enjoyed sathe spoils" for such an indefinite
tinet'thaf the memory of man. would be Boz
thered to FIX the precise date-and he had ae-
cunuiated such . vast amount of hard cash
aneunting to some thirteen dollars andtsenty-,
10 cents fot eight years of industrious print
ing-that he hat waxed fat and was disposed
% believe that . had an impresciptible right
20 this magnificent "plunder' All we have,
g say sin conclusion" is, that through the
Epduessof our friends, and by the force Of
overwhelming number of the Democracy of
the city, whereof record was made on the first
Mondayaof April, ultimo,IA D., 1850, we are
City Printer. let those laugh who via. Re
laugh. Hsthau
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s-lstlssse 4.a cp.&s n..s.r. R4ti ao.X

11lNntte 80 0rsat Wtstsrn kaH
A friend in Londcn sends US a copy of the
Spectotof, Of 9TH ult., containing = ieftef da.
tsd.sParis April 5 " from which We Aeara that
the stock of the atlantic and Great Western
Railway connecting BY = continuous wide
guage, New York and St0s Louis, will be at
,s4esslyda lay introduced simultaneously in the
London and Paris Maekets.9f The attention
Of our readers is PARTICULAR, invited, to an. in
tersstipg article sApon this subject which will
Be fouHdhoncdrSrst page. We shall not have
Along tsAet % swat for the wagon" It's com.
ihgf-aAd mo town and county between New
YorEand St..Louis will derive more material
eene6ls ftsmits conpletio11 than this same city
and county Of Ashland. sss. sji "a, aEn
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT, 1860.
BALTIMORE & ONO
1850. FeeO:
IA A11FoGd:
Great National ROut6

Terminates at Washington and Baltimore On the
East, and Wheeling, Benwood and Parkersburg on
the West, at which places it unites with Rkilrsadgi
Steamers. &C., for and from all points in the.
WEsr, S~oUTHwEtr land NoRrHWBsr:
RVv@ Vtr0dmDs 49,.
Leave Wheeling.dsily at 1896 P. n. and l0:10 p =.
One Train leaves Petersburg daily 1t $40 ?. =;
Direct connections are made by these Trainsf
FYR ALL THE EASTERN CITIES.
This is the only route to wsshineton City.
Passengers by this route can Wait BlltiDofd7
Philadelphia, Now York ana Boston, ct tie 6oattf
. Ticket 10 Boston alene by ether lines: :
uThrough Tickets to the Eastern eitiea eensbk
procured via Washington City. At an sdditisnAl
ehafge Of two dollars.
: Time as quick and fare rs low n by sny other
route. Inquire for tickets via the Baltimore end
Ohio Rail.oad: at any Of the principal Railre>4
Offices in the West. sa ees5fsds 3.
IF. FULLER, Gent Western Agent.
L.. N. COLE. General Ticket Agent.
Z ". p. SnITs. Master transportation S7tf -
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PAR TITLON.

"a IL. II ~ fft
1oHN HEtRNER, Sarah Cast, and Joseph Cast,
her husband Susan Wolf and Benjamin Wolf, her
husband Martha Harris and Robert J. Harris her
husband Peter Heifner; Nancy Heifner; Ell Heif-
Jane Heifner George Heifner; Joeob Bender;
Lewis Bender; Martha Bender; Samuel Bender;
Margaret Bender and her husband the said Mar
garet Bender. being the daughter of one Henry BEN
der. and the name of her husband being unknown
to the undersigned Petitioners and Margaret Heif
ner, widow of Frederick Heifner, deceased, will take
notice that a petition was filed against them on the
Common Pleas, within and for me County Of Ash.
land, and State Of Ohio, by Stephen Wolf and Eli
zabeth Wolf his wife, and is now pending, wherein
said petitioners, Stephen Wolf and Elizabeth Wolf
his wife, demand partition of the following real
estate to-wit: Situate IN the County Of Ash
land, and State Of Ohio, it being oIe Hundred
acres of the Nsrth side of the Southwest quarter
of section number thirty six, in Township number
twenty three of Range number sixteen, in the Canton
district. which quarter section was granted to John
Reed bis heirs and assigns by Patent from James
Monroe bearing date, the eth day &c May, A.. D.,
which quarter section was decided by John
Reed to John STURGEON ON the 9Th day OF September,
A. D...1s21; also the following real estate. situate
in said Ashland County, being fifty acres ON the
South side of the North. East quarter Of section
thirty-six, In Township twenty-three of Range six
teen to be laid off b. . line running parallel with
the South boundary line of said quarter; also the
following real estate. situate in said County of Ash
land: the South half OF the South half OF the North
West quarter of section thirty-six. in Township
twenty-three. of Range sixteen, in the land district
of Wooster. containing forty acres more or less; also
the following real estate, situate in said County Of
Ashland, being q part of the Southwest quarter of
section twenty-five, Township twenty. three Of Range
z~sixteen, commencing at the Southwest Corner of
said quarter Thence East on the South line S072-
100 rods to 0 STONE; thence North SO 46-100 rods
to Q stone Witnessed by q swamp oak 30 inches in
Diameter South 90 E z links thence west 80 78-100
rods to . stone in the road on the west line of the
Quarter thence South on the west 1ine SO 1910
rods to the place Of beginning, containing just IF
teen acres of land, being the north half of the last
above described tract of land; and that at the next
term Of said Court the said Petitisners will apply
for an order that partition may be made of said
premises aud the dover Of Margaret Heifner widow
Of Frederick Hsifner assigned therein
sf@ 5a so shs3 STEPHEN WOLF, =
satEEe 1t}s3dG9b ELIZABETH WOLF
By Fulton & Mccombss their Att'ys.
Z March 81, 1860. 6w42
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April 3. 1850. ttptA 500

THE HAMMONTON FARMER-A newspaper
devoted to Literature and Agriculture, also set
ting forth full accounts of the new Settlement Of
Hammonton, in New Jersey, can be subscribed for
at only % cents per annum. s4s. cd
Inclose postage stamps for the amount, Address
to Editor of the Farmer, Hammonton P. o., Jefer-
son County, New Jersey. Those wishing cheap land
of the best quality, in one Of the healthiest and
most delightful climates in the Union, and where
crops are never cut down by frosts, the terrible
scourgs of the north, see advertisement of Ham
monitor Lands. 6m29 II.
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a. lz..u..s s....r .n.<nt..

Those Of our readers who are in want of a
coed Sewing Machine, are referred to the ad
vsrtissment of the West & Wilson Sewing
Machine. This celebrated. maehine sews with
2 threads and takes the double elastic lock
stick, susceptible of being stretched to almost
any extent, and washed and ironed safely with
ost endangering the seam, (Which is a great
eonsldersthnfo for allaelassesl of sewing) . These
sxssilsnt sewing machines are mauufactured
skssElyrisr LoraiH Co, Ohio,a at the rate of
about ffty per week, which We learn is a less
number than could beasoid had the Company
the facilities Of Supplying the demand for the
same.zsFrom Our sknoHledge Of lsewide ma.
chines and the numerous first premiums allow
s4is1thee ssinatiO6 of Awardfng Committees
a. the late State and County fairs, together
wifha the numerous recommendations of thnse
who have them in use, we have no. hesitaney
in copmending them to those in, want of good
ssNing machines for ordinary misunderstanding
Purposes and all kinds of family sewing.
These machines are all warranted to be IS rep.
ressnted-and from our Knowledge Of the par
siessngzged in their ma iufacture and sale, they
wilism1ke good any guarantees they may make
II regard to them. Mr.. Ii GIBLINN, their
tEsscling Agent, for the counties of Ashland,
Hiehl.nd, Holmes, Wayne, Stark and Tusca-
rswas, has been stopping a few days in our
place and has sold some ten or twelve of them
"a eur ~citisens, which for the short time they
hsveshed them, give unparalleled Satisfaction
tofbs purohaserbsssap Advantage might be ad-
ded as = reason for purchasing one Of these
machines, that they are made in an adjoining
eounty, and If ihathe course Of time any, part
Or pzfeef aloud want 70 be repaired or re-
pi6osd, III csB b done without the ineonse9i;
enee Of sendipg % the eastern cities, As is me-
esss.sy % 90 Il ease of the purchase of eastern
machines and more than that, we say let Ohio
ss,sprags ter own artisans.
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In Ashland County
Common Pleas.

Of Esther GomstOck. deed, In Ashland County
John N. Hall, ct al. fsrd fa.ef
PURSUANT to the Commas of an 'Order to
sell Mortgaged Premises . duly issued from
the Court of Common Pleas of Ashland County, da-
ted the 18th day of March, 1860, and to me directed.
1 will sell at Public Auction, 1.-THE door of the Court
House, in said County, on -
Saturday, the 14th day of April, 1860,
between the hours of Ten o'clock. A. NJ, and four
o'clock; P. NJ, of said day the following described
lands and enement to wit: Situate in the Town
ship of Sullivan, County of Ashland, and State of
Ohio, bounded and described as follows Being one
hundred aud thirty-two and 9 half acres of land Of
lot number sixty-one commencing at the South
West corner of said lot; thence East on the SoutL
line to the South-East Corner, thence North on the
East line of said Ion to the North-East Corner of
said lot thence West on the North line of said lot
to the North-West Corner of said lot; thence South
on the West line Of said lot, to the place of begin
ming. Appraised at e. Terms Of sale-c.sh.
aotl JOdN y. HUFFMAN, Sner1u.
March IA; 1860 41tsbf $500 ~
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A MISSIONARY LATELY RETURNED FROM
N Japan. has bro6ght with him q receipt which
has cured thousands. who were suffering from Con,
sumption. Bronchitis and debility. IIobtained =
from 4 learned physician. IN the great city of ,Jeddo
!. Having beens CURED: by it myself. Of CONSUMPTION
when ali othermenns had failed, Lam desirous o.
bene66ng othsss by sending this recipe, to. all WIFI
may need IL fres n charge. Add,e ss with stampo
fcrreply. Rev. WILLIAM CoSGROVE,
: RN,tie 81. Brooklyn. ny
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a travel Of several handred. miles during the
) past len days. enables us to report that the
prospects Of fruit ard grain were rarely better
81 ibis season Of the year. bsasass5 8 sra
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GOODS
The Best Horses in Ohio.

-
ks : nRINCE ALBERT and BLACK
SAMSON will make the spring
QS~ season of 1860, commencing on the
SAkAS& 18th day of April. and ending July
y T93 4th. Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednes-
eSzzxeD days at the stable of James Laferty,
in Fayesville, Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays
at the stable of VIM McNulty in Ashland, thus al
ternating throughout the season.
In commencing these celebrated draft Horses to
the patronage of an intelligent and enter rising
community it may be necessary to state that Prince
ALBERT is q dark dapple bay, sixteen hands and two
inches high, weighing in good condition sixteen
hundred pounds, possessing all the Developments
that indicate great powers as a draft horse; also,
has fine action is Q very fast walker.
BLACK SAMSON is q jet black, sixteen hands high,
weighs fourteen hundred pounds, possessing most
lofty style and fine action In Holmes county where
he has made several seasons, the farmers consider
him one of the best foal- getters, his colts Being suit
able for draft or carriage purposes, In fact SAMSON
is actually a good roadster. =
/ am confident that the many superior qualities
of these Horses will make it desirable. for the people
of this vicinity to patronise them. Be sure and come
and take q look at them. PRIcEs REDUCED to suit
the times. Do not fail to come and see them. : ~
be THOMAS JOHNSON, / -
EDWARD DULTON, o"ne
DANIEL HARMON, Agent. yss
April 18th, 1860. 46tf I
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CHOICE SEEDS

stitute for pies, 8 cents q paper. Mammoth Prolific
Beans: vines grow only six feet high, COM
rletely covered with bunches Of from ffteen to TWEEN.
SxaD Squash. excellent for pies, and . substitute
fef the sweet potatos u OTIS. The three mailed for
twenty-five cents q, 81 1s7sa iii5 nay $40 81
Address, C. v, .RAPLYE.x ov
ri Care of Editer Hort, Monthly.
81 X .nne;Si3 oaMorrisanis,N ",
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

I reA- ATTENTION FiREMkn.-The members Of the
Fire Department are hereby notified to meet at the
Engine Room, on Saturday next at half past j
O'Clock P. NJ. for drill. &C. A. TOwSLEE. Sec.
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SHERLFF'S Sale
Samuel Meng In Ashland County

George wih 81 a. 81 Common pl Pleas, d5
PURSUANT to the Command of an Order to sell
Mortgaged Premises, duly issued from the
Court of Common. Pleas of Ashland County, dated
the 18th day o., March, 1860, and to me d rected, 1
will sell at Public Aictioh, at the door of the Court
House in said County, on
! Saturday, the 14M day of. April, 1860,
O'Clock, p. NJ, of said day the following described
lands and to-wit: Being the East half of
the South-East quarter, of section eight, in Town
acres, excepting twenty acres sold to Jonah Metealf,
off of the South end thereof. Appraised at 5
Terms Of Saie-Cash. sfef; ff5fQa. IS es4
Ohm ]. HOFFMAN, Sheriff. -
March IA, 1850. - M 41tspf-$5,0o
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GREAT REVOLUTION.
SEWING MACHINES

11RICE Reduced to Ten Dollars; you can now get
. Machine for the above Price, that will do all
the wsrk of q family, and in as good style as any
other Machine; it is simple and durable, All or
ders left at Roller & Howards Store, win be prompt
ly attended to. eSa ssiis4
a b,as g.. NJ. SUMMERS.
ES-Territory forthe same can be had oftheAgent,
addressed at Wooster, Ohio.
Ashland, Jan. 1S, 1860. a3tf. "a,
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SHERRIFFS SALE.
The State of Ohio In Ashland County
Josiah Wright. Common Pleas.
=. r. Desenberg In Ashland County

Josiah Wright. .Cotntnob PLEAS.
bY virtue Of two wfits OF Fl. Fa. duly issued
ID from said Court and to me directed viii sell
at Public Auction at the door of the Court House in
said Ashland County, on
Saturday, the 18th day of May, 1860,
between the hours Of ten o'clock. A. NJ. and four
P. NJ, ef said day. the following described lands
seventh part of the following described lands and
tenements to wit: Twenty acres; being the South
East part of the Northeast Quarter Of section Five
%, ownshiPt twenty two e22), and Range sixteen
also one Hundred and fifty nine (l59) acres, being
the North West quarter of section -Four Tll. Town
ship twenty-five and Range sixteen; levied on aud
taken as the property of the above name o. sndant.
to satisfy said writs. in favor Of thea named
Plaintiffs. Appraised At -
Terms of Sale Cash.
ue JOHN J.. HOFFMAN. s sri6.
April 3, 1850. tspf 500 q
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ArTENffEM

TITO those whom It may SoieSfn.. ria kStis axa
Books Of the late firm Of J. WASSON 4, ca, -
in my hands for settlement and it 10 necessafy ihat
It be attended to without delay, ~ I must close up
this will save costs and trouble, 70 step up 10 tkd
captains Office, which you will find Ia the Hhss
Store Of }. Wassen, opposits the Bank. "a
Jan. 10, 1e6o.-tf - J. .. sTuBB6.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

8. Y. st. John, Admir-,
of Esther Comstock, decd,
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