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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-21

MAN ARRESTED ON CHARGE OF PETIT
LARcENY.--A man named James 0'Connell
was arrested and lodged in the Ninth-street
Station-house yesterday morning. for steal
ing barrel of flour from grocery on the
corner of Western-row and Elizabeth-street.
The officers, on being informed by the gro
cery-keeper that barrel of -four had been
stolen from his establishment, tracked the
thief to his residence, and found the missing
property, minus the amount eaten for break
fast.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-21

FIRE.-The window shutters of Mr.. Dixon's
new house on Ninth-street, near Elm, took
fire from gas light night before last, and
the flames must soon have been commune
Gated to other parts If the building, had they
not been discovered by Officers Lockman and
McGrew, who climbed in the window and
extinguished them, and then awoke the in
mates of the house. ..r4
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-21

GREAT SALE OF LoTs ON DUDLEY AND FREE
MAE-sTREETs.-This afternoon at three clock
Cooper & Stokes auctioneers, sell twelve
choice lots of land, on the west side of Dud-
ley-street, between Wade and Liberty, and
four lots on the west side of Freeman-street,
between Liberty and Poplar.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-21
THE DAILY PRESS.
POsTOFFICE BULLRTIN.

EAST MArL.-Arives $3.50 A. M. and 4,4O p. M;
closes at A. NJ. and p. M.
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON AND wHEELINa.-Ar-
rives at $3.50 A. M; closes at P. NJ.
ST. LOUIS AND LoUIsvILLE.-Arriyes at IL A. NJ.
and 10 p. M; closes at A. NJ. and p. NJ.
CHICAGO AND NORTHWEST Arrives at IL A. NJ.
and 10 P. M; closes at A. M. and ?. M.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-21

~ 81 500 de, YEP. h..auonls DO a 81 .. ead
Ss fsligj dsiI hlssy aid Il torn kssisss
and dccidtdIy IOwtf for unlunnd strictly nor1Ii
ahtpriTfR purceIs acmrcu, and hnd with fair donrrN
gf eadlseass sales il6Q0o bnshels, a. e7f1s1of or
heated and lnsound Western mi4cd; Infl11cs for
sonpd do ee72e, for inferior and fair round IsioN.
%edsraiS T a.n,.nd n patt fgr eErerts sslss a. 'o
tzs, TOT western, Canadian and State.
sDIk @ S steady, Cor mes there is sis demand prime
esw ire.. slI @ ior oh mess 81 . r thip mes.
~ % tor new prime, and ti1 y for old prime Beef
quct and unchannod nalra Of brln A. a. O011f 50
for cofntry nrlIue, - oDt o for country meas % %
etlO 20 for rcpacked nlcss, tt uit 20 for extra
Prime mess Beef quiet aalna 81 bon tlercen Al Hf 7a
Beef hams dull and unchRnHtd AZ l0d,i6c for Wcef-
ern end State. Ont meats quiet md dropping sales
Hsms bacon Sg,at; g., salss r ~ md. selisa
80 hrla at Butter 4 shade easisr, 10
iec. for Ohio, and l2l9c. for State Cheese steady
atT6l1io. for inferIor 10 prime. II y. N "
Coee without impprfanf change. sales Of 40 bags
Rio nt isc; 200 heEs Laguayre At ltc, and 5s bags
Maracaibo At l3sic. BrRar IN fair demand at fun
prices: sales of 100 hhd9. Cnba At 6s7c aud, by
eviction, lst khds. New. Orleans, nt ~ eI,tc. No.
lasses steady: Gales Of y hhds. Cuba muacovado at
fIeS2se l42 hhds. Porto Rico a 379s9c, Rice is Ae
sales Of 200 tierces al ib l-l6@tslfc. = Z. .f, . y
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-21

SUDDEN DEMISE OF A LuNATIc AT THE
COUNTY JAIL.-A woman named Jennette
fined in the County Jail as lunatic, was
found dead in her cell yesterday morning.
Coroner Carey. was called upon to hold an in
quest, which resulted in verdict of death
from organic disease of the brain. The de-
ceased was about forty years of age, and had
never heen married -
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-21
METEOROLOGICAL OBsERvArIoNs-By Henri,

CoMET DANCING AssocIATIoN.--This club
will give grand picnic on Friday next, at
Parlor grove. The Champion, No. 3, will
leave foot of Walnut-street, touching at New
port, thence back to Walnut-street, thence to
foot of Fifth-street and thence to the Grove
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-21

OsouLAroRY ExPERIRNoE-A Delicious
KIss.-A writer in the Richmond (Va.) Dis
patch thus describes kiss he received from
beautiful girl
II was fre-clear, sweet, radiant Fapturous
fire. that in an instant leaped and burnt
along every nerve and in every atom Of my
neture-transparen fame, that gave no pain,
but unspeakable, almost unbearable joy-that
made life conscious Of what life really was
and Of something infinitely beyond iife-that
imaginiuqs-so thrilling sweet SO feryent
pure this kiss was The confluence Of the
inn,ost principle Of two lives streaming into
one--ruarriage In its most exalted It's least
material, rs sublimest Significance
which makes q man shudder and stand
nas,,--all this and more was expressed IN the
bowildering contact Of my own with Dora's
| Inns. -a aih aAA
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-21
rBy Telegraph.

NEW YORK, May l9--P. M.-Stocks not
yeTy active but higher Chicago and Rock Island,
s7%, s. 80; Panama, is5l{; Chicago, Buriinrton nd
quincy, 7i9l Michigan Central, so Harlem pfd, ii;
49,; New York Central sos; Pacine Mall, ON III
inois Central Bonds sg Harlem Second Bonds y;
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-21

PERSONALITY IN THE FOURTEENTH Wand
The following recapitulation of assessed per-
sonal property in the Fourteenth Ward, for
the year 1860, has been made by W. B. Dennis,
Assessor, and returned to the Office of the
County Auditor:
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-21

SPLENDID FoURTH-sTREEr PRopERTY. This
afternoon, at o'clock, CD. w. Smith will
positively sell that valuable lot (known as
the Coolidge lot" on the north side of
Fourth-street between Western-row and
John. Xxx q rf-a fF.T|- 90 fU
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-21

AT wallack's Theater Tom Taylor's new drama,
The Overlaild Route, has been produced with COM
mensurate success. Laura Keene Is announced as
co-laborer in the production of the work, and the
now firm commends itselfto the favorable attention
Of the theater-going world. In speaking Of The
Overland Route the New York Tribune has the follow
ing
The plot far departs from tacity sanctioned
dtional nonsense that Il deserves more elaborate
sSan The 6na sSEsd Il 70 se msS
regretted s that Dir. Tom Taylor and his American
proved that tin in i this paTtSsT instance they could
have done much better, DID not choose 70 bestow on
would have made the play more thoroughly accepta-
bic In point OF language and situation than II now s
There certain loose ends Of construction in the
matters Of dialogue and Incident that might have
been taken up blythe authors with credit to them
selves and with advantage to the play
,PHrLADELPHIA.-The Walters are still at the Wal
nut-street Edwin Booth at Wheatly & Oark's Arch
street, while Barney Williams is playing at tho Meo
deon, on Callowhill-street, No. 42S.
BosToN-There is nothing new dramatically in the
modern Athens and for the present the theatergoers
seem content with Joey Gougenheim and The Hidden
Hand. -lf.. .
NEW ORLEANS. Charles VI was performed with
Gesmar, Melchesideo and Mathieu in the cast.
On Thursday and on Friday evenings Les Amoars
dW Diable was given, with Nine. Coson as the capti-
vativating Little Devil" for the benefit Of the
stockholders. During the present week Philippe is TO
uing In la Prophete.
| ST. LoUIs.-C. W. Couldock opened the st. Louis
Theater as 'Iago" night last the engagement
of Annette Ince having closed on Friday.
| BALrIMoRE The Nelson Sisters playing at the
Holiday street Theater, performing burlesques and
eKtraysgaza4 to miserable houses, -. r
| WAsHINoToH, Heller the prcstgiator, Is still dis
rbutns his s'Rmlchg from an lnexhaustlble bottle
much ID the qualification OF tho inhabitants Of th'
Capital and particularly the members Of Congress-
who are highly delighted with this performances
and wiAh be would remain forever or leave his bot
! lie with them when he departs. -si'1 ~ fas5,l
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-21
City News.

To ADvERTIsERs.-The DAILY Press circu-
lates more papers in Covington and New
port than all the other Cincinnati dailies
combined. This is fact worth remember
ing when choosing medium for advertising.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-21
LOST.

n OST-GOLD LOCKET.-On last Tuesday, in the
~ lower part Of the city, Gold Loeket, With min;
by returning 1t to liz water-street, between Vine
and Race. II- my2o-bf
n IOST-DoG--s5 REWARD. On Sunday evening,
~ an English black and tan Slut, short ears and
tail Any person returning or giving information
of her, TO J0HNST0N'S Apollo Billiard Room, will
receive the above reward. mylI-d"
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-21

I The grief Of persons who express such
sorrow AZ parting with their friends, would
be mitiQated, doubtless, II they khew how
utterly Indifferent those friends would he az
their departure. gi olIc3q teo le ~
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-21

The real increase in the value of personal
property in this ward is about $3.50, 900 over
last years assessment. There was listed then
about 1000 in value of merchants stocks,
located in other wards, which is this year
listed in the wards to which it belongs.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-21
DIsMAUrsNrs.


- Whsh 4 nian dams dHotter's eyes, does
Ne desire they shall rbn soSet7,
when We saya man acts ike the Devil,
we simply niean Ne Is a Abaddon Ia bad one.
-Affaircs dd cnur, as they are called, are
more often dffaifes du corps. -
9who can say this coRnty Is not appro-
priately abbreviated Ham. Cor ~
= Why is an ill-temper like great hero
Because It's acid. % "a. 4
--All men and invalids who commit suicide
are preventing nature from doing a kindness
she Is Fastening to render.
The proportion Of women who marry
for love, Is discovered by an accurate calcu-
lation to be exactly as 30, 1856 9b9, 349, $50.
1T is no more than natural that those un-
fortunate women without caste should be re-
garded as outcasts, g.aQ 20
Some persons complain that Life is blank.
They are fortunate TO have. found it such; it
is usually great deal worse. a.l,
NO man will hurriedly say of any one,
HE is the greatest fool know" who desires
tc do justice to his acquaintance.
The last novel announced by the north
eastern flash papers is the "Bewitched Beef
steak, or the Beloved Butcher of the Be-
dented Brain"
=" 0thello talked most tragically OF
"dying upon kiss" In these days of car
mine=tinOtured lips, "dying upon kiss is a
very commonplace affair. ~.
TO betray woman and not marry her,
Is justly regarded by the world as great
crime; though it is questionable if marrying
n woman and betraying her nfterward is not
q still greater enormity.-
We have heard much recently of Peele's
Court of Death. When we see thin, decoI-
Iete woman doing the agreeable to padded
skeleton, it seems to us the 'pealed court Of
death.p
= The Press of Saturday contained the
marriage of Elizabeth j. Rongg and Peter
Butler. 1t will be satisfaction to the bride
to think her husband can never accuse her
hereafter Of being wrong. G
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-21

The LARGEsT CRY, gncUIATIoN. .--.Adyer-
tisers are reminded that the PRBss has the
largest city citcplesiop Of any other daily.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-21
UGGT5gIfNNS sAhh oF ASHe sAES fS SS

A AUCTION SALR-BY KELLOGG WILL
IN LIAMB-Saies-rooms 20 and "a East Third
street.-A Variety sale Of Furniture, Plated Ware,
Cutlery, &C., to close conBignments. On TUESDAY
MORNING, May p, at 91S o'clock, stock Of Plated
Ware of Tea Sets, Castors, Knives, Forks, Spoons,
ALS0-A general assortment Of new and second
hand Furniture; full plush set complete; mar
ble-top Bureaus; marble-top Center tables, Book
cases Wardrobes, Sofas, Sociables, Parlor Spring
seat Rocking Elizabeth and Cane Chairs, GILT Mir
rOrs, &c.
ALs0-one secondhand Piano. one secondhand
Iron Safe; Carpets, Oil Paintings, &c.
my2O A. KELLOGG, Auctioneer.
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4 UCTION sALE--BY OO0PER : sToKEs,- .

a UCTION sALE-BY COOPER STOKES
between Wade and Liberty, at Auction. VIII be
sold, at Public Auction, on MONDAY AFTER
NOON, May q, 1860, at three O'clock, on the prem.
ises twelve choice Lots Of Land, on the west SIDE Of
Dudley street, between Wade and Liberty, being
from % to 20 feet 'front.' and l22 feet deep to twenty
XLS0-immediatei after the above: One Lot, on
the west side Of Freeman-street, between Liberty
and Poplar 25 feet front by 100 feet deep 70 an alley
One Lot, on Freeman street, adjoining the above
30 feet front by % feet deep, TO an alley.
One Lot, on Freeman-street, adjoining the above
30 feet front by s, feet deep, more or less r
One Lot, on Freenlan-street, adjoining the above,
90 feet o more loss BY feet deep, more or ess
two and three years with six per cent interest," an
nually secured by mortgage ON the premises Title
nerfect COOPER n STOKES, Auctioneers,
myls r- No. ii East Fourth-street.
a UCTION sALE-BY HICKMAN a SKULL,
AAeal Estate Auctioneers, Merchants Exehange'
Fourth strcet Property Valuable Corner; Two Dwell
inghonses at Auction-Will be sold 9t PUBIC Ane An
ton, on the premises, on WEpNEsDAf Ai,i,ahse
Property, known The north hwost corner OF ionf.h
and John -atreeis, being 8 feet front on FOURTH
street, and running north ON John-street ~ ieet'
with good Frame House on II,
ALSO-Immediatey after, adjoining the aboye, on
John street, will be nnld large fhree.stofy HOUSE
nearly new containing ten rooms and all the modern
iniproyements,i and will rent for $500 per annum
Lot 10 feet front. Terms made known On day ofsalo
.-l- HICKMAN 4 SKULL, f1.lf Fi
l..sis Real Estate Brokers and Auetioneers,
myis-e Merchants Exchange. Wainut-street.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-21
BOARDING.

UIOARDING-A gentleman and wife and two
Ne or three single gentlemen can be accommo-
dated with board and lodging at No. 39S West
Fifth-street. p N my2i-bf
0OARDING.-For rent, one large front room,
1O newly papered, in the second story in house
with all modern conveniences. Also, boarding for
young men. One basement room for rent. Apply
ut ~ Mound-street, between Longworth and Sixth.
my20-bf
ROAR DING Desirable rooms for single gentle:
board, can bo had by applying at No. 1S9 Long
worth-street. myle-d~
ROARDING-Large and airy furnished rooms
single gentlemen. Also, accommodation for day
boarders, at 175 Sycamore-street, between Fifth
and Sixth. myl6-aw'
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-21
AUCTION SALES.


A UCTION SALE-BY JACOB GRAFT 4 CO.
n Fifty Lots in the Buena-Viet Addition in the
City of Newport, KyWill be sold at Public Auction
N FRIDAY AFTERNoON, May q, At 8 O'clock, on
the premises, Fifty Lots, on Ann, Cabot Columbia,
Putnam and 0rchard-streets, In the Buena-V Vista
Addition to the city of Newport. -.-.
Terms of Sale--0ne-third, cash. balance in one and
two years, with six per cent interest, secured BY
sale positive. JACOB GRAFT, Auctioneer,
,iny20 - b - No. IS East Fourth-street.
A UCTIQN sALEoBy JACOB GRAFF 4 CO.,
N CLOSING SALE OF CUST0M-MADE FUR
NITURE.-I hereby give notice that viii offer at
public sale on TUESDAY MORNING, May 20, at 0
O'clock, at the ware-rooms of the late g. John, No.
u and 23 East Fourth street. the entire stock Of
Furniture, to close the business. 1t comprises
general assortment Of Parlor and Chamber Furni-
ture both plain and fine. Dealers and those who
wish 10 furnish houses, should give this sale at
tention. r.H ...
$780, sixty days; from $500 to 5000, ninety days;
5000 four months credit, approved security
Sale without reserve, 10 close business.
.lI -I-IIl. y. II. COX, Administrator
0fthe estate offs J. John, deceased.
..F =. JACOB CRAZE Auctioneer,
my2O fsA - No. rs East Fourth-street.
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FOR RENT.

WCOR RENT T-FURNIsHED ROoMs-Large
- and airy, with Bathrooms attached, at No.
221 Broadway. my20-b'
LvOR RENT-HOUSE-In Coyington, on Fifth
- street, three doors west Of Madison, a Brick
House Of eight rooms, suitable for genteel family.
The house In perfect order. Rent $500 per annun,.
Inquire xtdoor, ofTHOMAS ROBSON. my20bf
E0R RENT-one cellar and two floors, % by
~ 100, Nos. 40 and ~ Front-Btreet, between Race
myi3-R Us. POLLOCK.
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afm-Durk.

From vISCHER, OWEN * co. Geper.
House Appleton Building sac Broad 80
New-York. - lss.s.s.r
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SCHIE VIE.

IN ala ,rfZes amOuntIn - o. r-u- ,CoO
TicEetss1O, Illvcs5I 0 Qu1rterss 50, %Ighths a. DO
a.,rtiucat,ofPluka 20 WAoles costs .s3l GO
10 co. 20 HGlves-------.- los %
do do. 2bGd1rters,. ~ 20
do do 20 Fl 5hths,--.-. 81 Do
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
F o R S A L E.
:. .JLloHss
That Suburban Residence,

U-ISHING to make LaeriIvestsncuts, We pro
w 49, 10 sell LlInur ReaIEstateIn DIEIisOnco.
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Grand Consolidated Lottery Of Delaware
aN- nan, tJ,y-.N DIAN
Every other Eicket a Prize.
Prizes payable in full without deduction!
splENpID SCHEME.

AEG.sG APPROXIMATIONS priEcsraHgIHg from SO
up TO STOe.
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CAUTION.

Persons Hviag At a distance should be extremely
ctutiOIs o. Whun they orer LBItsry Tickets Ger
tIacAIes III Packages OF Tickets. Tue oouatry Is
aJ9ls1 SIti bogus aad sxiHiuag Lotteries Every
iaiace nent Is IA d o0t u get persons To inyest
nsy IA thsn-C spt PriA-s OF from go oJ0 t. $40 :,
oJJ head tIelr ss.Ic- -aessth Tickets One Dollar
500 ,O0o ClpstLl frlkcs offered, Tickets IS. Ali
su h, every stance, are frauds: aud II money
10 the .9r taos Il, q aculIlFoNu
without the shade OF = caaRce OF geuiRg prize
BsSIre OF all LDttsres who're the 4PiIal Prize Is
usually trge "a coapHrlsJn - The price OF Tick
Ia every instance where large priE-z oder
ell Tor a snail Of Tickets pat u dOSn for a
tIia frIad- FRANCE, ,BR0ADBENfS CO.,
dec29 Managers.
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RAILROAD COAL.

THE GuesI CJIiIG tue city OT Nsshvlle Is At
4 Iue EINA IAHD which - tnc only place tnai
ewes the legal weight per busiIel II - guar antcet
u 1--WE IeII, less IsHes nI sOot tuih any "tiei
uoys offered Ior sale. Ne aIiI continue 10 supply
our friends and customers AZ our usual 10" prices
during the Coming winter. Try the -EINA COAl
aud D. convinced Iu4t II IS the most economical IL
the market UrIers drUpied Iu Box "a, p u or al
tn, Itr,t ck OF " a Z. l.. DepJt SIIi be prompt
| ~ .It.aa.d 10. SAMUEL j. AGNEW.
OCtli-tf
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4 will ray Ius highest market price Tor Corn an
l. lHnsatIclIyorea at the CITY Mills.
=. y . .iULt.iStISN ORTIZ,
octl2-tr No o MarAuL street
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Sd. Louis s.oiaen SYRUP.

USr ressivsdln packages Ol 20 aud 10 gallsas,
81 Loais GolasR SgFap.
Also loaf GA s>sa sad Po sdsssa sagaFs.
elLEfIs, hul,s'gR CO.
mAyso-H Saz sau4 Market street
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Wheat FANS! Wheat Fans

tkTEarsia rsssips n a loI II superior whe.tFans
w rhsy sillos sold At A.aaf4ctory prices al 40
nav - CARTER. wTIsFaRn ca,
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SIIennard,s Gold Pen.

A SMALL. IssortusIL OF Lusse superior GOLD
~ PINS, I..s lay received "
+ HAGAS,
nJSII-f al CJl.rse ST.
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extraordinary Drawing,
One Grand Prize of 100000!
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
.S6l5,00(
Whole Tickets $40; calves SO; auarterss5
TIE ORDINARY DRAWINGS

w.. r,t,k Cos Iotteries vii take place =
Augusta, CieOT5ia. as follows
- =, D-,--s,. go, .s,,1rIav. pece.nber ~, Is59-
80 - = -, N SUNDAY December 81, 1859
S.I SJtss - :, -, -s,tgrI1y January, 1850
- - - . = -, -, .,,tur tav ituuJry :, ls5J-
Clazs 81 Draws on Sturdy January ~ 49,
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RSrcSn seeds.

GLOVER, Timothy, Herd Grass, Blue Grass and
L, Orcuar.l seed just received, and Tor sIie
tu,s tIr c4sn. RAINS, BfIOTN q CO.
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Prize. Paid Imme tiateiy after the
Dra<yiae.

So 6AHsrderstddresse 10 fkASUK ,BkoADEESItk
Co. EI ningtou bel. iIlmec ith Bromss Atten-
EiJR, ands printed 9iieia llE~Ing tAssOoE as
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irish Potatoes.
Corn and Wheat.

IN INstore1nd.OrsaIcalew barrels Ole xcellen tIrsI
lroL.Iues AlLGLL, HOOPER co.
apEJ-u
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Fine Winter Boots aud CATERS.
JUST RECE EIyED.

GENT sseotch BOttonedCalf Boots
~ 80 -
a. = "a Lace 'o,s,
Quilted 20 Boots,
{" EIgilsh Lace shoes,
{. Fine faHap sole and stitcbe Boots,
Double Sole Waller proof
Algrge assortment 0f tn abage zsd various ether
styles for sale alto. prizes. By
JOHN RAAAGE.
nosleu 45C0lisse sse5trest.
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UlntsD.
Cross Ties SNautea.
Wheat Waated.

sI,iE "a isFsisaeats ssspsrszE repst ths ases4way
L aitsstatS lssrziioa as saea As sapely OF ass
Wheat zsa ss aat nsea. Fes atgasss sasrxes pElss
sili es ptidfor Tasat delivered az shs NIL.
tase1 ID q. DfcEEY
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Il ~ 8 =
For the Consideration OF sensible People

l'IDDIING AOOdIis nVttIe practice OfJr- ii hSE.Ch
IL He under sIIhus lac Itsease Al Uuce aGd cures.
hc hates long GtIIr'1cIns arOldI All IOUs rGanlHs
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