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DISSOLUTICNS. &c.

DIssOLUEiON.-- The firm of bRITTCN
- POWELL is this day dissolved by mutual con-
will present them to JAMES H. BRlTToN for s set
Element; aud those indebted to the firm will please
make Immediate payment to THos. POWELL,
who alone Is authorized TO receive money due the
III H. THOMAS 1fn5hl s. p 61W7ELIN'
The undersigned will continue the DRY
GOODS BUSINESS, and feeling truly thankful for
continuance of the same. shall endeavor to Keep
on hand an assortment of Goods which cannot be
surpassed in quality, and as | am determined to
sell exclusively for cash, will be satisfied with
very small advance above cost. All that | ask is
ca ca i before purchasing eIse ,Ss p,r-o,
(,0-PAkINEKsHIp;.7l have THIS day assocl-
- ated with me in the COMMISSION BUSINESS,
Mr.. RODOLPH KING, who has for some years
after be conducted under the style of l.. WALLER
co. Returning my thanks for the very liberal
patronage heretofore bestowed on ME, respectful
ly solicit a continuance of the same for the new
concern. Liza i-d&cwlml l.. WALLER.
nIssOLUTION OF CO-PAKTNERSHIP.-
I ~ The c%1partner;hip heretofore known as 10
HUaH S. REGAS having purchased the entire in,
terest Of all the stock and tools, harness, horses
derrlcks, perchases, ropes, &c, and is to receive
finished contracts, which are unfinished, and re-
ceve all the money that the work comes to, and is
Co. owe at this time JOSEPH A. WILLIAMS,
HUGH l.. REGAIN.
Richmond, Jan. IL, lsoI il 22-lwH
NJ OTlCE.-The Co partnership heretofore ex-
~ listing between the undersigned is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. The affairs Of the
Germ will be settled by VIM. b. lSAACS, who is
authorized to the name Of the frm for that pur
pose. JOSEPH UMMEL
VIM b. ISAACS,
WIN. +. TAYLOR.
Richmond, LIST January, 1851.
The undersigned will continue the Ex
CHANGE and BANKING BUSINESS of the late
firm of ISAACS & TAYLOR. 1t will be condusted
under the style and firm Of WM. Il. ISAACS co,
b. H. SMITH. Jr., having an interest therein.
LIST January, lool. WIN. b. lSAACS.
In Withdrawing from the Exchange and
BANKING BUSINESS, we feel it due TO our sue
cessor to say that, from long personal acquaint-
ance and business connection with him, we have
every confidence in his means, ability, integrity
and prudence in the management of his affairs
and do most cordially recommend him to our
friends and the public as every way worthy of
their confidence and patronage.
ia lin WIN. +. TAYLOR.
1T1HE FIRM OF JONES 4 co. having dis
l. solved, | shall continue to carry on business at
the same place, No. Nam street. where will al
ways be found large stock Of fine imported and
domestic LIQUORS, PROVISIONS and GROCER
les of all kinds which will be sold on reasonable
terms to which invite the attention OF the trade
generally THOMAS JONES.
January lst, 1861. ia lin
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EOR HIRE
FEMALE COOKS.
DiSiN i1 ROOM sERVANTrs.
Several CARPENTERS.
FIELD HANDS.
Several P0RTERS.
All of hich will be hired on reasonable terms.
RIO. u. LYME, Agent for
ia l9--ts Hiring out Negroes, Met. Hall.
IIOR HIRE-An able bodied MAN, who
+ be recommended for his intelligence and hon
esty. He can serve in the capacity of DRIVER,
PORTER q TER or GARDENER; A. ApP ski & & CO.
4 SERVANT WOMAN FOR SALE, PIKE
N VATELY We have for sale NEGRO WO-
MAN, well qualified; has been raised in very
respectable family, and sold for fault whatever.
d. i had' "pp''NA PULLiAM 20,
ia Its Auctloneers.
DOR SALE, PKIVATELY.-severa likely
L young NEGROES, consisting OF families, boys
and girls. liza l5-tsl PULLlAM eco, Aucts.
NOR HIRE-Three MEN of good character
to wait ON gentleman, or as porter; One to wait
on a gentleman, or attend in an office. One is
Whgslwrsh and Blacksmith FthzA Apply SIEw
L ROOM MEN, nine BOYS, tive nice HOUSE
GIRLS; one TWlSTER, No. l: two FARM
HANPS hrse gan cooE FL ea
my office, and three HOUSES, below the Poor
House Spring, just beyond corporation line.
6. w. H. LEE General Agt,
ia Pts Marshall ST., between It'll and 9th.
NOR HIKE-A smart MULATrO BOY, who is
L very handy in the dining room. He would be
a very useful dining room or house servant to a
gGa' ems o Applix h St. bew Main and Bank
EoK HIKE-onc coed GooK;; WASHER and
ia s1ts ALEX. MOTT.
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0''R'OEN y! II d NVTh, AHct. "a 70
GALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY IN

- NEW KENT COUNTY, ON THE RICHMONU
o on h9Rk FLYER Sath RI, RAILROAD At AuGToN
the farm of Z. L. Walker, Esq, situated in New
Bent be county. ON the Richmond and York Yiver
hnaairoad, ID NIL below Richmond, the following
PERSONAL PROPERTY viz: e
Young Mules, young Mare, pair very fine
young Match Horses, l Horse, Mleh Cows,
oxen, 70 Stock Iogs-improved breeds: an elegant
set OF Farming lmpl ements, amongst them one of
biGKiord Hotman's Wheat Drills
The HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE consisting Of
l Elegant Piano, fine Sofas Parlor Etegre
Sentre Table, Chairs, Hat Rack. Black Walnut
sideboard with Etegre Book Case sets Champ
Der Furnitqre-one Of Black Walnut. very costly:
the other plain-together with Feather Beds Mat,
tresses, and various other articles in the house-
keeping line too numerous to menticn
TERMS sums under $780, cash over Sl00
and under $3.50, sixty days; over $3.50. four
months credit, for approved, negotiable paper
Ia ID f. b COOK kurt
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THREE HORSES, FOUR EXCELLENT
l. MULES, THREE SPRING DRAYS AND ia r
NESS, ONE LIGHT LUMBER WAGON, &C., AT
AUCTIoN.-On SATURDAY, 10th instant, ct 10
o'clock, will sell, at the lot on Council Chamber
Hill
avery super young Work and Saddle HORSES.
very o ne young, we'll broke MULES.
SPRING DRAY and HARNESS, in excellent
condition, nearly new.
SPRING DRAYs' and HARNESS, in very
good order.
Light LUMBER WAGON, but little used,
ALSO
TOP BUGGY and HARNESS. In excellent
OPEN BUGGY aud HARNESS, used only
three months.
To persons in want of HORSES, MULES. pRAYS.
SC, an opportunity Is offered rarely met WITH tina
whole being In most exeelent condition
TKRMs-At sale. TIA :il Z. b. COOK, Auct'r.
7 AGER BEER SALOON At AUCTION...
y IN SATURDAY, Goth instant, at 4 O'Clock p,
n, Will sell At the Lager Beer saloon on Frank
I'm, between 18Th and un9n streets two doors be-
TUREs, &c, contained in said Lager Beer "a.
Loon, consisting Of RAGATELLET ABLE, CHAIRS,
TABLES, DECANTERS, TUMBLERS, LIQUORS'
CIGARS, COUNTERS, &c, together with many
other articles not necessary 10 mention.
ia 20 4. Il. COOK, Auct'r
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ICHMOND STEAM SNUFF MILLS AND

IL SMOKING TOBACCO MANDATORY, 18th
STREET, BETWEEN MAIN AND FRANKLIN
SNUFFS, embracing the various kinds, viz:
French Maceoboy, Rappee and Scotch. SMOKING
TOBACCO, as follows: Turkish, French, German
manner Turkish in bladders, French and Ger
man in papers, and Virginia in papers, bales and
barrels All of our articles warranted to be
of a superior flavor and character, and sold at the
most satisfactory prices
10 1yvt &
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LIRE INSURANCE.
Il MARINE INSURANCE
incorporated 1887
THE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE INSUR-
ANCE COMPANY

incorporated 1921
THE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE INSUR-
ANCE COMPANY.
BE Office No. lal Main Street, Richmond. En-
CAPITAL and SURPLUS, S23O,OOO.
This Company has the advantage OF frenty- sepen
years experience in the Insurance business, and
having enjoyed the favor of the public during all
of that period needs special recomme ndation
to the citizens OF Virginia.
Ii effects Fire Insurance in city and country aud
Marine Insurance TO all parts of the world
Its cash capital and surplus are above, and Its
affairs are managed prudently, but literally and
its rxess low as those of any other good In
stlcfQ6n. DIRECTORS:
WL.Cowardin, J; Z. Wadsworth, Patrick Cullen,
Joseph Allen, VIM. Beers, Geo w Smith
Horace l.. Kent Thos. Samson, B. L. Winston
VIM. Palmer, Chas. w. Purcell, Jno.N Gordon,
Alex. X. Parker, Jos. p Winston, Arch Thomas
JAS A. Inloes, ii. A. Claiborne,
Apply to the President or Secretary, in person
or by letter. w. l.. COWARDIN, President
WIN. WILLIS, JR., Secretary. jeo-ts
A = AGENT of several first class FIKE IN
"A sURANCE COMPANIES, the undersigned Ii
prepared TO issue
SHORT TERM POLICIES.
to protect increased stocks Of goods during the
coming season.
MERCHANTS desiring additional insnrance are
solicited to call on j. H. MONTAGUE.
Sc l-3tawts Merchants Insurance Co.
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MIGHT SALES.-Will be sold, at auction
notice, large and general ent OF w atches
JIeweiry, Plated Ware, Cutlery, Dry Goods and
Fancy Articles. Sale TO commence at o. elk p. NJ.
ia 23-ts ALEXANDER MOTT Auct,r
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BY E. Ii. Cook, Auctioneer.
JUSTICES SALE OF STOCK OF TIN
VI ARE SIONES MREpS, a. =

Il WARE, STOVES, PLUMBERS MATERIAL
TINNERS' TOOLS, BENCHES, &c, AT AUG,
TON by virtue OF a deed of trust from D. Ha-
gerty, TO the subscriber. duly recorded in the Of
nee Of the Hastings Court OF the City of Rich
miond, snail proceed to sell at the store occu-
NhSDAf goth inst, at 10 clock, all the stock re-
naming IN said store. consisting of Tin Ware
stoves, Plumbers Material, Timers Tools
benches, &e.; one Fairbanks Platform Scales
one Truck; one Hot Air Furnace : one Cooking
&c, together with many other articles, too nu,
merouS to mention.
TEKMs.-Al sums of 800, cash: over that
amount ~ Jays credit, for approved paper.
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NOTICE TO CKEDIIORS:Tr-iA PePsT0HlSS I N
by opeu account bond or otherwise, are hereby
notified that unless they call the subscriber be-
fore the LIST of March and settle, their bills Will be
mn in the hands of officers for collection, as fur
Their indulgence cannot be given,
la 24-lm& VIM j. bEN I'LL.
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BY Alexander Mott, Auct'r.

FURNITURE. DRY GOODS, CLOTHING.
Il &C.-Will be sold at auction, at my store on
SATURDAY, January goth, commencing at 10
o'clock, general assortment Of second hand Fur.
uiture, Stoves &e.
ALSO-A large lot of Dry Goods, Clothing Shoes,
Watches, Jewelry, Combs, Porte onnaies, Pock.
ct Knives, &c.
ALSo-Whiskey, Brandy, Tobacco, Cigars, Lot
ter Paper, Glass and Crockery Ware Sc
ia 70 ALEXANDER MOTT, Auct'r,
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E.-All persons are hereby warned
N against buyiug or trading for NOTE of si25,
dated December LIST, 1885, given by me, as ! have
receipts in full against the same and have always
ia aistx MATTHIAS ALTMEYER.
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AUCTION SALES
= -
By J.. II. Dixges, Auctioueer.

4 UCTION-.HORSES, MULES, BUGGy a.
n Will be sold at the Horse Lot. on Jorrvv.;,
Chamber Hill. THIS MORNING, commencing A.
~ eioek-Several saddle and Harness HORSES.
NESS, eCARTS aud HARNESS. light two.hors.
WAGON. ia PSI }. II. DIG0ES Auct
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OF COMPREHENSIVE

The undersigned will continue the Ex-
CHANGE and BANKING BUSINESS of the late
firm of ISAACS & TAYLOR. 1t will be condusted
under the style and firm OF WIN. Il. lSAACS CO.,
b. II. SMITH Jr., having an interest therein
LIST January, 1851. WIN. b. lSAACS.
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np CHANGE OF HOUR FOR
3llsH--s&STARTING FOR PORTSMOUTH
s<szzaEsa---AAND N0RF0LK.-The Steamer
GLEN COVE will, on and after FRIDAY MORN
regularly every FRIDAY MONDAY and WED,
NESDAY MORNINGS, at 81 o'clock precisely, for
the above places aud return each alternate day
lexcept Sunday,l leaving NORFOLK at the same
hour 81 o'clock, and touch at all of the regular
landings ON the river, going and returning.
no27-ts X. q. HASkINS.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

JULIUS A. HoBsoN. C. c. r.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-06

aGo IT, PAxOs." jonathan Andre, Of
New Garden, Pa, is philosopher. One John
Pazon ran of with his wife, whereupOn An
DIRE advertises the twain as follows:
This Paxon is quite q captain in the female
line, l being the second man in this county
whose wife has strayed of with him in the
last Two mouths. He has q lawful wife living
in Greensboro, Indiana. Said Paxon Is
about twenty-siX years Of age, six feet one or
two inches high, Of dark complexion, ard
IS ct present engaged in selling territory for
a corn cultivatOr, of which be is pssentee-
Any person capturing and returning the fu-
pitives will receive neither money nor thanks
for their trouble, as have no desire to ever
see either of them. Go If, Pazon-you're q
trump.
bSr Ohio and Indiaza papers please copy.
JONATHAN ANDRE,
New Garden, Oct. 4, 1861.
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EEGLIsH vs.. AMERICAN ALLIfERATIoN
The greatest triumph - English alliter-
stions according to ..ae London Quarterly,
Is the following line, composed by young
LADY In tbss year 1900, on the occasion Of a
BeDl-lemsn by the name Of Lee planting a
lane with ilacs:
Let lovely lilacs line Lees lonely lane,
in which not only every word, but every
syllable begins with the same letter.
This kind Of Observation-Disclosures S
arlful aid'-is simple enough when you
''get the hang Of the school house." With
leisure, We could string together entire gor-
gies and bucolics after the fashion Of Lees
lovely, Hp-lisped, lively, lulling line. As
for example:
Let lovely liaes line Lees lonely lane;
Plant PopPies, peppers, pippins, pulpy purple
plumg;
Rzrest red roses rearing round rich rows
Gran cages green, group gorgeous grapes grow
grass;
Craze gTegal geese, get gOld-gllt, grain-graced
giebeS;
Watch weeds with vain, wheel wood when winds
Whit VAIN,
When Fitwalls westward wend with whrrring
wing.
-LouisVille Journal.
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NAMED


y FESDAhTs, will take notice that John Friend,
q CisEsaud. Chi, On the 5,h day Of October. l35i
CuYahoga Count, d, o 10. rgaiust John ii B0rga1.
Mrs. Frecerika Borgess. and Ill the other named DE-
msnt creditor Of the said 10 r Borges. in udg-
ment rsooV red By one a. Schiely againsr the said
B2rEss 81 ne Ee3Iuary 100 term Of said court, for
the sum OF so0o.l4i with cost AID interest, WhIea
judgment was assigned 70 the plaintiff That exc
cution We issued on said Judgment to the Sheriff Of
no property found. Tn 4 the said Borgss caima to
have no property Liable for execution Bot the
plaintih cnarge5 the sad John F. Borga5 Of fraud
uleLtly sssiguing rye stock q ready made Sloth-
ing Cloths sc in the CIy Cf cleveland TO his son
in-iaW, Theodore NOges, and that said BarEes ear
ries on the business, and holds = large amount Of
store goods, under the false pretence Of being the
business and goods OF Theodors Voses. Thaf B5rgsS
is tho owner Of valuable house and lot OF St Oiar
street Cleveland (mCrs particularly described 10
some Of which are on pIetsBded ones, and Ofherl
paid but not cancelled. Tn lesaid BOrFes oWns
farm loperty in Est Cleveland. described in the
and 70 Hrath & Whine, n Y bus plaintiff eiaim5
John Laiby paid and that Plaintiffs lien said
Heath Z White. That J. +. Borses was the real and
Is now the Cquitab.e owner II valuable property
etT q Cleveland more pa tculaTly described Tue
petlton. bot which pI0pelty, with the coz nfFance
and aid Of one EdRard Hssssnmuellsr, hacanssd ths
BOrges. That he Is also the equtabs owner OF city
lot Nc. 5l9, on Tracy strgot In the city Of cleveland
causing toe title % vest in his wife hat the ad
BOrgss has bought, with his own means, valuable
fam in Solon Ouyahocs county ohio, Of s. acres;
more particularly described in plaintiffs petition,
but for the purpose Of seepi8g IL IRON the reach o.
his creditors, he caused tbs pro perty to vest in the
name Of his wife. That the other named defendants
claim to have an interest he5, actual conttl-
gent the described property, but 70 what sXtant
the pialntn does not know, and therefore demands
proof Of the same. The plaiatih theref re, prayed
that ell the property ia ID pesitiOn described BE-
sOd, that the priority Of liens be determined, end
that the pro Of sale Be sBpsd GccOrding t. pm
OriIy Of liens
All the above named deisndant5, not otherWiss
notified, are hereby lot ed and requested % appear
and answer the Plaintiff Is petition ~ the l4th day
/ Of DecembLr, 1851. JOHN FRiENDs
/ Plaintiff a-d Attorney.
Cleveland, Oct. II, ls6l. Oct l2.s63
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The subscriber respectfully calls your
attention to his facilities for furnishing
you with Coal Oil Lamps and fixtures.
Although Kerosene goods of all kinds are
now scarce, and especially Coal Oil Burn
ers and brass lamp work generally, the
few manufacturers of these goods having
large and profitable contracts with Govern
ment for military trimmings, to the neg'
leot of lamp work, yet the subscriber by
devOting his entire attention to this busi-
ness alone, is enabled to take advantage Of
all opportunities to get goods and got them
low, and he has secured the whole country
for these goods, and with considerable sue
cess, so that customers can fhd in his es-
tsblishment what cannot be found in any
other lamp depot in what was, end IS the
United States.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-06

MORH SOLDIERS FoR TIE UN1oN ARMY.-
esventy-two recruits came in on the C. & NJ.
R.R., per conductor James 7. Rayen's train,
last evening. This company is under com
mand Of Capt. Powers, en- route for the goth
Regiment, now garrisOned at COvingtOn,
KsntnckY.
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RENAREABLE PENMANsmP.-A gentle
man Of Detroit has written the Lords
Prayer, in the Dutch language, on line
three inches and one fourth in length, the
characters being invisible to the unassisted
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8rass 4onaar.

TAMEs h. ODELL, BRASS
81 FOUNDER AND MANuFACTURER q
afsW doors hom Superior street 1lsgaland, Ohio. a.
= rreBarsd 70 furnigh al kind1 Of work dlsd foI
u5od II tho Piumbing Bu1ineG1. Beer Fuurl o. al
FfrfI mads and repaired. Bras CsltllF dols d1ilF
RsBra1 HeEk q ~ kss&a FsBsiTel, ts8R9
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WHEABOVEN NAMED AsAHEL

HHE ABOVE NAMED ASAHEL
81. Jackson, resident Of the State Of u inoia,
and 'anson 7 Lsa renee. resident Of the stafe Of
Michigan, viii take notice that the plaintiff on the
81. day Of OcrObe 1851. hod his petition, setting
fCr- q iudgmant obtaned in favor Of the plaintin
against said Jackso at tte May term, Is O. Of said
Court for S2s3i 81 zoo dollars damages and casts Of
ecnted by said Jackson 10 the said Lawrsnce, ca
ted on or sbout Move mbsr 9Th, l6.9 snd maze With
out confederation ana for the purpose 0f dGancinR
this plantn ard other creditors Of the said Jackson
thai said deed pretended 10 coovry he fOllosng de-
scrited premise. to Wit. Situated in the Ciiy OF
Ohio, ard Is known teipg the east hall Of lot No.
s, in Barber Lords su bdie iaiOn Ia that part Of
said City Of Cleveland, f0rmeriv hio Cilys aud 10
BOUNDED a. foiloWa 10 Wit; nerth b. LO-an street,
aud south BY lot unes and west 5y the vest line
o. same lot o 2l6, and is 3 feat front on LOren
STR etre err bng hsd 20 tbs plat and survey Of
Ahaz Merchant for more particular de- crptiun.
Ai6O-AnothsT piece or rcel OF land known aa
being nun Der NJ, IL blrbgr 3 LORDS 9ubdiVislon
in that pa OF the City Of OieTelan1 hich eaa for
lots Nos 2i5 40 2l3 and zlsi easteFy on ot No so
southerly lot 7g2, o. Wsatery on Fsuh afres .
and being about s. feet On Penn street, and about
9ls feet dep. Be the NOE or less, and subect
70 all legal ghNa,a. Aad luftneE aettinR iorth
that after levy had been mada on said pTcmists
by siniif on execution issusd on said iur gmel {,
the said Lawrence eyed the lot lastly shove de-
scrfbed to the said John singer, to G., on the "a
day Of Bebruary, 1851. And praying that beth sad
d eds be deciar d VOID and set aside, and the said
plain III said judgment and eOsfg Of suit 1hs said
AlansOn r. Lawrence and Asabel Z. Jackson are re-
Qui ed 20 answer sad petition or before the 9Th
ByG.H wYMAE.
noT2-264 ATTY for Plt'h-
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Confectionery.

TOBN SOHRINK,
~ HAVING REMOVED TO HIS NEW QUARTERS
No. 23 LYMAN's BLOCK,
Opposite tie Court House, Pub. SQulre,)
Is prepared to receive the calls Of his friends and
the public ct large.
Everything in the line Of Confectionery IA kept 81
Wholesale AND EETAIL as usual.
OYSTERS AND HOT COFFEE,
as well a. the choicest estsbles served I'D a. = mo
mentB notice.
DINNER IS SERVED DAILY
for the accommodation OF persOns having business
at the Court Eouse.
RESl, acTT' 2 Ia on nPAUGHT
IMPERIAL JELLY GUN DRJPS-supsrior to
any thing ia the Contradictory Iueust ceif ed by
JOHN SOHRLEk.
RZ-LOOK OUT FOR TEE TAFFEY.- 50
oct q
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RTEAwAT.-This morning horse at
tsohel to a small wagon, in which were
contained numerous little articles Of crock
cry, Sc, took fright on Lake street. and
dashed away ct furious speed down the
hill towards the lake, scattering the con-
tents of the wagon in every direction. he
vas finally "brOught up standing" and
captured, without injury to anybody or
anHthine but said oroekerY.