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TELEGRAPHIC.
THE WAR AT our DOORS,
GINClNNATIIN DANGER.
CITY UNDER MARTIAL LAW.
ALL BUSINESS SUSPENDED AND
CITIZENS CALLED TO ARMS.
PARIS. KY, EVACUATED BY
THE FEDERALS.
FROM THE VIRGINIA SEAT OF
WAR.
GEN. EWELLREPORTED KILLED
AND JACKSON WOUNDED.
Federal Loss 10000 to 1900.
THEENEMY NOW SURROURDED.
FIGHTING ALL DAY SUNDAY.
Great Destruction Of Railroad
Stock and Stores.
GEN. BANKS AT BRIST0W |
STATION.
GEN. EWELLREPORTEDK KILLED
AND JACKSON WOUNDED.
Federal Loss 10000 to 12,OOO
THEENEMY NOW SURROURDED
FIGHTING ALL DAY SUNDAY.
Great Destruction Of Railroad
Stock and Stores.
GEN. BANKS AT BRIST0W
STATION.
THIS MORNINGS REPORT.
MARTIAL LAW PROCLAIMED IN GIN.
CINNATI.

CINCINNATI, Sept. ?.
The undersigned, by order of Major
General Wright, assumes command of Gin
cinnati, Coyington and Newport. 1t is
but fair 10 inform the citizens that an ac-
tive, daring and powerful enemy threatens
them with every consequence of war, yet
the cities must be defended, and their in
habitants must assist in the preparation.
Patriotism, duty, honor, self-preservation,
call them to the labor, and it must be per-
formed equally by all classes.
First, all business must be suspended-at
9 o'clock to-day every business house must
be closed.
Second, under the direction of their
Mayor the citizens must within an hour
after the suspension of business, assemble
in their convenient public places ready for
orders. As soon as possible they will then
be assigned to their work This labor
ought to be that of love, and the under
signed trusts and believes that it will be
so. Anyhow, it must be done The will
ing shall be properly credited; the unwill-
ing promptly visited. The principle adopt
ed is, citizens for the labor, soldiers for the
battle. Martial law is hereby proclaimed
in the three cities, but until they can he
relieved by the military, the injunction of
this proclamation will be executed by the
police.
Third, the ferry boats will cease plying
the river after o'clock P. NJ until further
orders. Signed]
LEWIS WALLACE,
General Commanding.
In accordance with the Proclamation of
Major General Wallace, I give this public
notice, that the police force Ofthis city will,
until further orders, acta a provost guard,
and l order and enjoin upon all good citi-
zens to respect them as such. Any disre-
gard of orders from the General Com
manding, through the police, will be en-
forced strictly. [Signed]
GEORGE HATCH, Mayor
HEADQUARTERS U. S. FORCEs,
CINCINNATI, Sept. ..
GENERAL ORDER NO. l.
All places in the cities of Cincinnati,
Covington and Newport where liquors of
any kind are sold, must be closed at 4
o clock this morning. All sales are prohib-
tied. Upon failure or refusal, the stock
on hand will be confscated for sanitary
purposes. By order of
MAJ. GRS. LEWIS WALLACE.
H. ELsToN, JR., a. D. C. and Chief of
Staff.
Paris, Kentucky, was evacuated last
night, our troops falling back to Gym
thiana.
Gen. Wallace was engaged all last night
in preparations for the protection Of the
CITY.
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All the trains going westward connect al Cleveland
with trains for Toledo Chicago, Columbus, Cincin-
natl, ST. Louis, gc.; and all trHins going eastward
connect at Dunkirk with the trains OF the n u & II
Railroad, and At Buffalo with those Of the New YORK
Central and Buffalo New York City Railroads
d. NOTTINGHAM, Sup't
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TELEGRAPHTC.
THE WAR AT our DOORS.
CITY UNDER MARTIAL LAW

CINCINNATIIN DANGER.
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CONNECTIONS
Connections are made at MonrosTills with the san.
dusky, Mansfield 3 Newark B. r., a. Olyds with lhs
Sandqskyl Dayton Cincinnati h. r., at Fremont
with Fremont & Indiana 2. r. snd a Toledo VIII
the Michigan Southern Northern Indiana and To-
ledo wabash Railroads for Chicago, Detroit. JACK.
son. fort wayne, Logansp0rt, Lafaystts Cairo, Al
Southwest
Trains arrive In Cleveland from Toledo and ths
y:40 A. N. T. D. RTTOEER S7l1f
Cleveland, May 5, 1854
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RAlLR0Aps,
r CLEVELAND & TOLEDO r. R,


I562 SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. lss7
On and after Monday, Mag S, l562, Trains will run
daily, as follows, Sundays excepted
6s05 A. n. CHICAGO EXPRESS-stops AZ all stations
on Southern Division, except WashinEton, and
arrives IN Toledo at i0s25 A. r.; and chicago
At els P. n.
5:l5 ?. n. GORTHERN MAIL-stops Al All statian,
On Northern Division, znd arrives af sSeiusFy
At go P. n.
$50 p n. TELEGRAPH EXPREs5-Stopsat At An st.
tions on Southern Division, except WashinF-
tgn and Clay. Arrives IN Toledo AZ lOit5 p n;
Chicago at Sis "A. u.
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The Select Committee oi the. Assembly g.
nam ,,,. r,i,.rrcl 81, much ur ia, mrs.lsc Of
..i. ,,,.., IL.
''''''"' " ''r'"' ''S "''' 'I"'
length would preclude u from p'ruSh 10y 'h'
majority of orr reader, even II our space permit
,,I,.,,..;,of,irCu ~, tL.,,i..rc rr,.,ut
an "''H''' "l 'h' l""'' 'h'i"'""' ''''"''' I''
missing, however, that an addition iu ih" report,
LENGTHY a. ID il, ut a sub.yquru, period, tie
...... 81 q. lt
''nm'''' PROPOSING '' 'm''""' '''." '','''''
tlI ur.i .luii ct with iI, lnuph- lluflul. 900
! ttc sl,i, a. \rru IstI t.r f. 900 ruIi,.rur. of
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| d'n'' ,"""- '''t 'ht rave "'' h'. '"N 'N'I''.
/ tui ln. Ia order io 'r'w" It CONTRA, .oe
] WNluI0 'u compete were pat "U u'u tN''I Toy
! approximations lhtl u" iiuiu. .''Ir "''i'H N""ll
] hr taken.
Nr lr'.unn was il" principle n'1' n ili-
/ transaction l"r hr""N- lir"lu't', ll' WIS do-
/ p''u'l ny N' hiW l' N','nN WIN N-, ". .'''"
/ tutn'Ir' the contract anu Wa 'ui"lw'l '"' u,.
| iru No. Nh. "ulN ole Do ,h' .'.h ,l'''. ' N'
/ ing %. INn lu''h"h'" ~ lI-I''." ''h. .''.N '"
! lInr dp1l. was mi'W"l p" secure ~ ''u-
/ tract, which was accepted ~ ~" Mht"lN
] iutd. Ir.W Tue testimony ' I''ll,l N"I'l.L o.
% appear l." mere W'-' l"h" uh'''I "NHut
l'iN,on MI. lf''mnu 'hr N''nN AGENT %,
| bt.'N' hr"hti-, In' ,n' HhP''" ',n'' '
! jackson, 'N which BROOKS br"lh,f- Should "h-
tain ,u.h"N uslN, information ol 'h, action u
! th' MILITARY b"rlhs M.''d 'l"nI' 'ai ITu j."
.urc th" contact. Ihr majority "i the MIL
uuN liolrI 'iU ar- :" have placed c"nud,nc" IN
the rnpfc,nu'.'.n q" brooks Brothers alll'iy 10
rumrl lh" contract ana awarded 1t 70 th'm
! accordingly "u lhr 2'd "l Alrl, ana IL Wa
fi'nci iu New York three days mtorwul., ON
the 2'ih "' AlfI' lh' subsequent transactions
arc important, Abl We Guul' lur l"l""IhS t'A-
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MARINE NEWS.
MININrrNk ALMANAc.


CLEARED.
STEAMSHIP Chesapeake, sherwood, Portland.
II 70 tumwrH Go.
slllrS q M,-uuu B,krr sur Francisco. : ttun
N e. ru"a,u, Hurs,s', Londonderry, SNOW -
buruH. Forest EN-Ic sl'u'r Panama, Mrtulf n
Duncan, tuust.|.t..u, Nr.W,r Liverpool, & Ca
r"N. lurvy., uut.n'u.s, SHnn. har /. 4 q
Gr,-vuId. Il,uuy, OHI,ur.yn, Rotterdam, Fn,h.
Huu..r ~ w,uIG Ellen I+tr Robinson, sIn
EruHa.., H,lDt a. CumNu.
NNKkS. Tycoon, L,N,y, PhII,A,'pNin, II hen.
uor, rs. rru~l Miuii, e .rk, sec, w Salem Il Co.
BElDS .,n. A''rt., ruo',s, II Cr,iN Roche,
IT, there - & NJ, ,ys \ n.,Uu,u, T,u,s, Boston. Zu.
..',n, GtufO,r EIu,hvtuu.ri, Hr,tL Suu n Co.
sCIOONrES suuh Jane, nixon, RIO he Ja-
uciu.. DD,ntNr ..uH, Osrrt1u, Granada, A II Ter
ly, r.lr,k. II .,ua, Il II Edr,dgc Muy Prices
Cuu.u. G,urrtuwn, u G.; Newport Turner, Bsr-
lin, H lc Cuiucry, DcDrs Island, u Hurlbut ID
Il Go; Sut'u Islander, Palmer, Deals Island, X
| Murr'y' Fountain Davis, rhadcphia, l. Kenny:
! 4 l. tUu,krr, PIusnury, Philadelphia; X KING,
Lco' Philadelphia, W VI k,g w Arthur, Has
| Arll, Iu'adr'lhin, q l. IINt.ls Ann Gibson, Page,
! M,te.If a puu.,u, C.Ti1 Wet, Boston, n Rack
| rt. " w BrauNrl, y "4.th, thnrlestCwn, Mass;
Mrutrfuu9, Csnllc Pluyiu. clown; lsal Ella, Baker,
! fHmn4tn' ur"g Davis, Pa. hyeri Mary EmiIy.
SNOW beverly; II Parker Parker, saybruuk.
ARRIVED
STEAMSHIPS Falcon, Williams, Providence.
Fanny c,dwu.alrr, rier-on, Baltimore, with
mdsr tu wm Dalrl
shauu,c Van schonLoyen, Philadelphia, with
| mdsc t. } a y Briggs.
| suIPS-E Hamilton, Harding, Havre Feb 10Th.
| iu ballast a. ! Atkins X Co. Hal heavy westerly
gales most of the passage. Feb a, Joseph Ssey-
| ,us, ot Belgium, salluakcr aud seaman, fell nom
| the uAutupSaN yard overt card aud wRA lost SUD
posed he was killed hy striking the main yRrl The
ship WIS laying T. at the time under the main spen-
prr blowing perfect tornado. March 20, lat 30 "a.
lru g. spoke ship Jrdue, Ruglold Ia search II tho
| Vernon. INl heavy weather TIE previous 10 days.
was I,a. 20 hg ,,ruF ma-terh Hathaway.
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dress CARrENrrR sttaEr
sI5.'a
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uaa nnil- uy ur steamship Nuraa from
Liverpool March PA, have been received, but
.u'tir, r"hu. ut Importance uul previously
announced l' telegraph.
lHo publication oi th' London MouSiSo
tmuNI,lr We. .upcI'l uu iirr 2u,h ult. lh,
MursIND tuUuSI,iE wa ouh wear short #
thr,.utuirl ul it, bIih, having been establish
cd m l5,u.
l,c British Government had presented Capt
ludhiu-.ui the rr-lu, t',uuu, 90. rr,N.trIfor lt-
sucy,,- IN landing uiply the .'rilish reinforce.
mru,- Al Revere dI luup ut mI winter.
Ihc noble, ot Tycrhnm addressed nu uEtutur.
1ip,rl memorial to the Emperor i Russia iIlIN
.puotius oi the abolition II scrI,irm, hui beg
,Iug hi Majesty To complete the moosrro ..
uho .,hius all class privileges and si,u. the
peasants immediate possession Of their land (;
maxi the mobiles pay their share Of the national
taxes from which they are now exempt, and
further asserting that all reforms will he nu-
gatory So long as the people are not consulted
II i, stated that the Imperial Government in.
tends To adopt system Of national rcprcscn.
tutiuu on the thou,nuitl anniversary Of its ma,
/ tiuull existence.
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SULPHER AND VAPOR BATIIS-TlMO-
- LATs old established and the only genuine
Sulphur Baths In the u, s., at l Carroll Place,
Beecker st. cor OF Laurens, n. Y. A sure cure for
rheumatism, severe colds, eruphOns Of the skim
snercurial affections, chills and fever, &c. Given
tally by Dr.. A. L. TIMoLAr q Co. APPS 24ae'l29
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,INnrh Z MlEELER A WI NnN ) \
SEwING MACHINES - WANTED PER


WANTED - SEVERAL GOOD GIRLS
w Immediately, for general lous,wuik cham. ,t-
work, waiting, plain cooking washing ani ironing,
also young girls ~ assist tn nat llnsev"t" 'uI
var, childfcn Apply ut NJ. MANNING ; new ul-
fcc, 10 Court st, Brooklyn, nuaI Jcr..suuu g.
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N\rANTED-LADIES TO LEARN TOOP-
NN7ANTED-lO THOUSAND LADIES To

w take their straw hats to 527 Eight ave, bet
20th and 2Ith sts; remember up stairs where they
NUlcnu press and wire ladies' straw buuucts tor 20
' cents, Misses boomers, turhuus and childrtlla
fancy hats cleaned and pressed g. the fashion. luts
dyed any color; pressing for the trade; ladir. niu
gentlemen leaving hats At this establishment 100
be sure of having the same returned, no M stake AS
al hats are numbered. GEORGE FINIGAN.
mhiO 2iaC'
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Road Notice.
Jan. l, 1862.-$7,50.

NOTICE is hereby given that there will be q
lS petition presented to the Commissioners
of Monroe county, Ohio, at their March ses-
sion in the year 1862, praying for the loca-
tion of two pieces of q County Road, commen-
cling at,the county road leading from Woods
field to Baresville, near the mouth Of Pine
Run, on the lands of Jacob Misperley. on
Opossum creek; thence up the creek through
the lands of Frank Roth, Peter King, John
Bruney and others, to John Rupners hog pen:
thence the nearest and best route up the run
to Christian Barger's, and thence with the old
road to the west side of the lands Of Fred erick
Holdermands; thence with the line south be-
tween the lands of the said Ho.dermand's and
Lewis Mobley, Jacob Porter and Rutter, and
intersect with the township road, near Jacob
Porter's house, thence with the township road
east without q survey, TO the forks ofOpossum
creek near John Hoskinson's; thence down
said creek to John and Jacob Martyrs saw
mill; thence down the creek on the east side
of the creek if practicable; to intersect the
old county road on the lands Of John Bruney,
and there to terminate, and disannul or vacate
SO much of the county road leading from
Samuel Kaufman's to Allen Waytc's, as lies
between Opossum creek and the east side OF
the lands Of Lewis Mobley, As the same has
become impossible by slips.
BY MANY PETITIONERS. !.
Jan. %, 1852 -4w pd
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Sherif's Sale.
E B. Long l. Co,
Joseph Wehr.

DY virtue Of writ of venditioni exponas
ID to me directed from the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Monroe County, Chic, will Of
fer for sale at public auction, at the front
door of the court house, in the town of Woods
field, in said county, between the hours Of
ten o'clock a. m. and four o'clock p. m, ON
Saturday. the 15tA day Of February 1861!
the following real estate, situate in said coun-
ty, to wit:
Being part Of the south west quarter Of
section twelve. township seven and range sew
en-; beginning for the same at q stake marked
with a cross, situated eastward and within
three or four rods Of the north east corner of
lot number forty, in the town Of Calais, in
Monroe county, Ohio. Thence north nineteen
and one fourth degrees, east six rods and four
teen links; thence north eleven and one half
degrees east four rods; thence south seven
teen and half degrees east one rod and
fourteen links; thence south eleven and one
half degrees west four rods, thence south
seventy-six and one-haf degrees east six rods
and eight links; thence south fifteen degrees
west four and one-h half rods; thence westward
direct line to the place of beginning; con-
tanning ffty-two square rods, and being the
lands conveyed to said Joseph Wehr by Aa-
ger and Harris, by deed dated April 1st, 1854,
recorded in volume IA, page 53l, of the coun-
ty records. Also, the north west quarter Of
tho ncrth east quarter Of section seventeen.
in township seven, of range seven, containing
forty acres, more or less; and being the same
land conveyed by w. b. Alexander to Joseph
Wehr by deed dated March Is, 1858, recorded
in volums 10, page asa, of said county re-
cords. g. w, CARROTHERS,
Jan. Is, lsse-s6 90. Sheriff N. c. o
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Further Particulars ofthe Fight
in Kentucky.

l. 81 2 . =
CINCINNATI, January 22-The Louis.
Vile Journal of yesterday says that IL
cannon were captured at Somerset, and
thinks that the rebel army cannot escape,
as there are from seven to twelve Federal
regiments thrown across Cumberland river
some days since to intercept their retreat.
Unless the rebels divide into squads and
tind their way into Tennessee by unfre-
quented paths, they must all oe entrapped.
A letter to the Commercial, dated
Somerset, ls, says that Zollicoffsr is said
to have been killed by Colonel Fry, of the
I'd Kentucky Regiment.
We have taken many prisoners. The
loyal Tennesseeans fought like tigers, and
have suffered much.
The oh Ohio was badly cut to pieces
The TennesseeaEs took one battery at
the point of the bayonet.
LOUISVILLE. Jan. %. .--The entire Fed
eral loss at the late fight was SO killed
and $50 wounded Gen. Thomas forces
took fourteen cannon aud fourteen hum
dred mules and horses. Gen. Thomas is
across the river 10 pursuit The steam
boat aud eight barges used by the rebels
were burned The Federals using the
remaining barges.
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From Frederick.

FREDERIcK, Nd. Jan. 90 - The latest
iatslIiyencs from Western Virginia, is to
thegeffsct that Jackson is near Romney,
and partially occupies the town, while
General Lander has fallen back few
miles towards Cumberland. There has
.sbeen no action. 4eH
YdhGen Williams Brigade remai.s at
Hancock
-nas Refugees from Martinsburg bring intel
Yence that there are about seventy militia
in that town, under Nadenbash, aud these
ere anxious to throw down their arms and
join The Union forces. Tbs seems t. be
general sentiment IN that region.
Jackson was q EAR Romney with II 900
men, and q few men. principally mounted
.niiisis. were at DuHi Id Station. Bosm-
.er's Farnace and Kearneysville Gross
R,}ads. Az Winchester there were but
200 militia @ rsf5r
The Martinsburg Republican of the
IL h, sppsalsto the Governor to arm the
s+gro@sss II says that at the late battle
near BAH, The Confederate forces were
met By 100 niggers on the Union side.
who killed three of the rebel officers, two
prisa,es, and wounded fifty others be-
louglng 10 q Southern. German Regiment.
q An oaicer in the 18th Indiana, has re-
sceited letter from Capt. Williams, re-
Gently captured opposite Dam No. 4.
He is in nsprison at Bichmond, aud writes
for assistance. He says the prisoners
have but little to eat and are literally
eaten up with vermin. f
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Administrators Sale.

an SATURDAY, The First ddy Of AsreA.
" 1852, between tbs hours Of 10 O'Clock A.
NJ. and 4 O'Clock p. H., on said day, ass th'sJ
premises hereinafter dsseribe4. tns a7srss
township. Monroe county, Ohio,. ths undsste
signed, as Administrators OF William hick.,
man, deceased, will sell at Public Audtiou tss4,
Real Estate. TO Wit: The south sS~r<f's
quarter of the south west quarter Of ssetss &c
90, township and range 4. Alts The ss~4n
half Of the south east quarter Of ssctiol $50;
townshp and range 4. Also the Gast
of the south east quarter OF section 2e. sswA.
ship 8 and ranges4- except - asrsssis9 nsss
north end Also the south ssst ausrtsrs"f slss.9
south west quarter Of section 20, to~ nship Al
aud range 4, except 8 acrss sold 70 Stuart.T
Terms Of Sale: One third IN hand. one. :
third iuons year and the residue ia ~ eass. 81
the deferred payments 20 bear intGreHt. au& "
be we'll secured. Il the abovs properly il neA y
sold on said day, the same viii bs rsntsd eN :.
that day for one year. ls'.f
PETER KING, eslls'h
JOHN HICKMA'ss %
adm rs Of Wa. Hickmsa dssis,
| Jan. 90. 1869 -4w - 20
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NOTICE IN PARTITION. :
Court Of Com. Pleas, Monroe Co. O.
Adam Krebs ct al. m
Pater Wvsant NJ q

Feter WySant ct al.
JACOB WYSANT, Michael Wysant, Gertrude
j Horn and Peter Horn her husband; Cathe-
rine Swally aud George Swally her husband;
Peter Wysant, Maria Teresa Ulrich, Peter Ul-
rich, Catherine Ulrich and John Ulrich will
take notice that on the 4th day of January,
A. d. 1862, Petition was filed against them
in the Court of Common Pleas within and for
the county of Monroe and State of Ohio, by
Adam Krebs and Barbara KTebs his wife, and
is now rending, wherein said petitioners de-
mand partition of the following real estate
situate in Monroe county, Ohio to wit: ~ Z
Beginning for the same At a, stone bearing
south three and one fourth degrees west, five
and ninety four hundredths chains from the
north west corner of section ten, In township
six of range six: No. !, south three and one
fourth degrass, seven and two -hundths chains
to stone. No. 2; south eighty nine and one,
half degrees east, seven and twelve hum
drsdths chains to q stone. No. 5: north three.
fourths degrees east, seven and two hun
dredths chains to u stone, witness by beech
six inches, south seventy seven degrees west
twenty lone and one-hah links and poplar
five inches, n6rth thirty and one !, urth de-
grees east thirteen links. No. 4; no III eigEty-
nine and one half degrees west, wen and
twelve hundredths chains to the pl &c Of be-
ginning, witness by maple tweR y inches,
north twenty degrees west three Ii and .
poplar five inches, south seventy -nii, and one
fourth degrees east seyenty-one II ks, can-
| tanning five acres more or iess and at the
next term of said Court said Petitioners will
apply for an order that partition may b.
made of said premises.
Jan. S, 1861. 6es792 ADAM KREBS.
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LOST, MISLAID OR STOLEN!

ONE certificate of Loan of the County OF
~ Allegheny, State of Pennsylvania, signed
by the County Commissioners, dated Febru.
ary first 1850, for T'Uo Thousand Dollars, hear
ing interest payable semi annually; principal
due February first 1855. Also. two certificates
of Loan from the City of Allegheny, each of
One thousand Dollars, dated June 4th ls47
bearing interest payable seni-aunually; prin-
cipai due October lat 1852
The above described Bonls will be Of no
use to any person but to myself, as have
stopped payment on them at the proper time.
- MARTIN VOEGTLY.
Baresvills, Ohio, January Is, 1e52-3t. pd.
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s. ~ DuFF.s COLLEGE, PITTSBURGH
Among the established institutions
of the Iron City is Duff's celebrated
Commercial College. In all vicisitudes
of business it always prospers,. and
over all opposition it Invariably tri
samphs. other institutions of simi-,
lar kind have attempted to occupy the
field SO well filed by Duff, but have
sinvariably failed when broughtin COM
petition with the superior manage
sment and talent that stands at the
head of all departments of the Duff
institdtion. To-day this College is
without q peer in the West, and at
stracts npupls not only from Western
Pennsylvania. but from almost every
section of the Union. - Washington Re
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