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FOR SALE-A pair of hands ome grey MARES,
.s.ssssr q s.5s1 APE f PG.rs Ss5 IN
Pr. GRE6SOr: Veterinary Surgeon. 253AA
J,,sr coAAnsa,!CoAL,ICoALi
81 3. the sas
Pine WOOD. which Will Be e cold T.. ows:s s M ana 1a
ket srio.s Tor cash. Off ,e on tie corner Of Ninth
mi2 ST GEORGE T. LANGLEY.
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
y the MAYORS Ones until Saturday. MAJ l7,h. at
Il. soS5 t sEd
the north side Of Boundary street
pToPG.., WILL state the price per ssasre yard for
CUR @ form che street The gravel 10 be nine
and to Be- E sa % dss
roper SIZE, and well rolled with a, heavy roller.
Ths gI.ains to be d,ne to the sstsf. zion of the
msnc:s. JOS. z. RAWLINGS,
Commissioner Western d strict,
mia tintsl. d Repub.l
GROCERIES, w GIbSk WHISTLES, AND
Pure Ground Coffee,
green; White snd Java Coffee,
Dandelon Cofee,
brown, Y elbow and White Sugars.
Plain apd sUg.r cured Hams,
l,sston's and !smlesont CrsckerF,
Fre1ch MustaI d and U.ivs Oh,
olives Almonds. Currants,
dbie ana CDOklnE Il dleine,
Golden strip and New urlesns Molassss,
Dluner Baskets, Vanished Boxes.
Large TUBS aud Coo ers,
B'Ovn ard VarnIsied Boxes,
Flour in barrels and bags, at lowest prices,
At L.. A DELLW IG'S
SUPERIOR OLD PORT VIM,
- sherry. Madeira, Fine Braudies,
Holland Gin, Rose Cordial,
Fine Old Wkiskiss,
In bottles and On draught.
At l.. A. DELLWIG'5,
TIDER, CIDER "A prime article of swse,
~ cider, on draUg at and for sale il kegs and bar
rels, at IA DEI,tWI6'S
Also. well seasoned OAK and PINE WnS,n
for sale and promptly delivered BY
l.. a. DELLWIG,
IN 10 II SevenJh street east
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SElTCHED LINEN SHIRT FRONTS,
~ Best styles, all price,,
ia. PERRY BRO
VI Io-os Pa ave. And Ninth strast
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TIE JAMES RIVER.
MARINES FOR NORFol

a battalion Of U 8. marines are under order,
10 proceed to Norfolk to guard the hayward
and other places, and expect to leave this after.
noon.
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JOHNSON & NsGLE,
have on hand, and offer for sale In cask or By the
single dozen:
HILBERT & co.'s BROWN STOUT,
BARKLAY, PERKINS & CO. % BRO. STOUT,
Do. do. Xxx PORTER,
KNOX & SONS ALLOA ALE,
YoUNGER,s INDIA PALE ALE,
TENNENT's SCOTCH ALE, Xxx.
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SURGEON GENERALS OFFICE.
~ WASHING roN NAV IN 1ee3

/ -
WASHING TON. May 10, 1862
An Army Medical Board vi assemble in " ash
lnston, ID u. on the LIST Of June neat for the ex-
animation OF APPLICANTS for admission into tse
Melloal Corps OF the Army. In addition 70 the or
binary requirements of moral ohsrsoter medical
aaa .ursleal koovledge, good academic edpcation,
sno SQUAD phytlce condition, the applIc pts must
be familiar with the primo ca Of hyrIeoe And tbs
conditons neoessary 70 the health Of the troops in
hospitals. camps and transports
hpnostions must be addressed 70 the Secret,rv
OF w ar: through the Surgeon General; must stats
ths resit enee OF The applicant, and the date and
pace OF ms birth. They must also be accom- y nied
ltele!encee wliI receive no atteptIonl BY es1f :
asle tesnmonials of his possessing the mo ? a
physieel ualhestons requisite for filling ore az
any the responsible station, and for perfornins
the Medical st.H. A o'"0'i VI
w. eighf esrs of ge.
No allowance ls made for the expenses of psr
sons undergoing these txsmipations, a. thew ara
ipcspensiole Preresuistes to sppoi ntnsnt but
those who are pproved aud receive ap spts
will be entitled to TRANSPORTATION on obeyinr Their
FIRST order. "sA
There are nov and soon will OCCUR, several VA
o6ncies IL the Medical Staff. m 10 IN
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FUTURE DAIH

BY GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auc;iope.r,
HRGE AND PEREMPTORY SALT nr
-. " w lNHs-C HAMPkG N, BRANDY, " HIuT
oDsnsnco and reEars. 30 cstaloEus tt otio,'
sod y, o,in. ths !. or Msr, instant vii -
sapeoIiOeI, al l0-o'oloc =, a. N az No 22S Ierr'
SWANS aSenue, Opposite hllsrds' HCtsI -,
StSeI SIC lxinres OF a hrst-o ass Wine L,,B-
~ oIoce'y store Ths above stock was select.
oleded IN the tae val lie found MANY Art = .
81 oroSeries tnd sLo LiouoTs, worthy the A. ~
Ton OF HousekeeysIs. sG .lers, ana tie trade =
Terms cash.
F. REgZOR, Trust.s
m '-dGos GkESN 4 WILLIAMS aeei,
.iiM5.d F d5 r hhRH9yE sALE WILL, BE con-
Instant, a. tie rae hour when viii he saiS ,c5 on
o. the CHOICEST Liquors. and In. sttsbtion =,
oeaets ana tie publ Is invited 20 the 81 a. fhs
ma" Rs a % soi or 70 The h'Esst bidders.
mlsd GREEN a WILLIAMS. auc,
DByLc MCGUIRE & co. Auctioreer.
=. AND LoT IN THy FIEsT waRD-SJ TiiI'til
IA the ga DAY OF May, st6 O'Clock D "a, on tis
P.eihIses, ~ virtue of deed OF trust 10 thr an.
soiiosI ored December 50, lass, end duly recorded
the land records for Waihinxton cnpTt,' p 70 q
mail sell the vert nall of Lot numbered FIVE h
SSners M '7oered eighty four. fTontin- 81 Ieet =
rev foff evsnue, between 10th and sIs. ,t-ee:
ehl rutElns rack lis feet. Together with usIr-
House - ' tone hNeiI4hi
Term. one-third cash; IN. remainder /, a.,
- t vita interest, secured by deed OF trUs,
All coEveJsncing At purchaser. coat 4
CHAS- ALBEIT, TrustaA
~ - xNs6ds J.C. MCGUIRE & co kncs
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FArIENII0N, FIFTH WARD Union
4offSs. ,,Dian MRnCRACY.-Thers val be 3 meeting
on TUESDAY EVENING, NAV 18th Issa ~
&c ocs q. :rsaTis Eotel, for tho sui pose Of ~
SSc,ios nve aeeEetes TO rep eseat the Ward in the
IN Y 81 ANDREW p Mex EMMA o..
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1TssTTENTiON, METROPOLITAN RI.
MI he tf s on G I'll nfSss1s Of ihe Somp.hJ
EVENING. the uth lnsis1t. al the MetfosoIissp
mis- u Il order Capt WV 81 n =, N t.!alIour
1rPUBLIC TEMPERANCE MEETING
nS Coed Samaritan Division sons OF Temp.r
anee WI hold Their rssglsr month public meet
Nal 50 soGsEs sxs
-resHo.o e-o -1yI.ed: mia q
MISREPRESENTATION q, FIFTH WARD UNION
RSENfN HSs'si is si F I We.
sn ne S.
n'n A RsspssfEst' F. yI asRE t!NsR Sec
rNs2[xrIEGHEINT,0s THE T yoT. RS OF Tal
neetnf on are WfEsSSsSS,lSly "
b o, u. instant st O'clock at Odd Eel
be pr ud.nt At the SomiS. Dn ~ may
seS lon Il u de,ired ths. every voter VIII be
no"ns tho r vss RoGy Of sd
Act IL 10 expected Of the candidates 40 ap s1I
What voDr for rum cut f S ou %aT M, s s.
tn. ~ sie.t Importance IL TO be transacted
en- 'ai0idatsS are respectfully invited 70 to pres
I~IHk NATIONAL UNION MEN of the
kn;rd ward opposed to the present munoio
Ps,tv 1e.e e 10 ao.,!,onism Cor tho Republican
ISL f'ifes aTS''l sv e Sf he'd
..SUtH, - N CLOCK, )f The purpose of
les ue.egaes 10 the general Dominating conven
.lon.t ID rejecting ward ticket m 10 Sts
fEeTHE UNION PRAYER MEETING w,lJ
~ De holden every day this week In the Irther-
N CauIch, Rev. J. g. Buter's,) at the corner Of
III ana Il sueepe, commenclng Of ~ O'Clock n m
And confused BIZ. one hour. * ~ IN"
STITCHED LINEN SHIRT FRONTS,
~ Best styles, all price,.
,s PERRY & BRO,
=. ~ "a ave. and Ninth street
SILK AND LACE wRAPPINsS.
We have Just received tthis day) our third ,un
Ply 81 s!Lk MANTLES. and SACQUE e AZ
stooS now very compieto in all the leadlpr st,ls.
OF the as2n. Ladies will please call carly "
m .. cost No. i2 Center Marist sesss.
A hmY AND NAVY BLUE FLANNELs, of
"A ?uaaues and coors tina. % he relied on -
to a . Lun SUCK a medium and thin WOOLENS
ion OsntS. Youths and Boys, wear
ono prioeonly marked In PLAIN he srsa thu a,t,.I
celv d. rioA@s0i ~ 10
IA imposition Of stock solicited at ALI time. from,
Ies1ents ana Strangers; IL Implies no oblIration In
purchase. PEkRV A. 10 W
~ q o. "a Avenue and Mint h 1t.
TABLE LINENS, NAPKINS,
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FOR SALE-A pair of hands ome grey MARES
one beautiful riding horse wal sell
together or sLnglJ. Apply for two days 10 IN
ID str eet. near 18th. m II 2ir
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DLATED ICE PITCHERS.

assof of Plated Ioe Pitchers of the best !,
1T, with the latest az yery low rste.
IL 80. M w. 0ALT BRO Jewellers,
IN w ot 3s< Penns.l TaBia avenue
L ANSBUR6H& BROS BALTINOR RAc
GAIN STORE.
Just received. from the late New York huot,on
GTODS. 'o I'M
sun Umbrellas and ParssoIs,
Stoves and Garntlets, -r'
Hosiery Of every description
Black SilK Mits.
With a fall stock of HOOP stIrts And Fancy
hoods, which Will be run of cheap for cash CONS
snl convince your Ell, at Halls Old place, 3Ts
w Hoop Skirt Factory, liz Liberty st New
TO IN
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HssTTENTiON. METROPOLITAN RI.
~ Lis "A called meet. ng of tho Company
vi, he Re on TO MURRUW ttVedI esta;}'
EESENISG. the Sth instant, al the MetrOpoIItsp
By order Capt VIM II. N.LIEy:
m f. q
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= fAs .5ls. Slisa Farm, %. d, a5osi * as,
eooes Geosssfo,rs, tssaS M. Lorsk6orexgA'stA
qesirAble furnished double House vel shsdcc'
kne yster. 40 with stsbIins,. osrrise Q house.
1e- 20 The attsntlon Of Members Of the Csbi.
h sspeclslly ipvited % this sdvertseTnsnt For
exemnaflon Of the lremises apply % the manager
npon the farm (Mr. James o. BtisI,) and for 9r-
g0X. y. 3 a., 1890 spruce street. Phi sae Phh
Pa :. .-.r-a-- -. NIB 81 en-
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TPuBLIC TEMPERANCE MEETING
~ 6ocd Samaritan Division sons OF Temn.r
ance VIII hold their regular month ' public mset
az. MS ~ ISmnsfsnoe Hall, on TUESDAY, EVE
NY q, nS iS,h instant, ass O'Clock. Iempsrano,
sPosAoI alO luVitcu m
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SILK AND LACE wRAPPINss.

we have lust received tthis day. our third sun
LACE MGNTLEs, and POINTS; msiins ouI
stoos now very complete in al the Iesdipr st,l
rss. M. TAYLOR Il 90
m % ec6t No. ~ Center Mark 81 Sescs
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GROCERIES, WINES, WHISTLES, AND
" CIDER.

SUPERIOR OLD PORT VIM,
- sherry. Madeira, Fine Braudies,
Holland Gin, Rose Cordial,
Fine Old WEiskiss,
In bottles and on draught
At l., A. DELLWIG5
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EOR HENT-A fnrri,hed four-stcry BRICK
DWELLING, N q pleasant q nd healthfG part
o. the city, with kpe large chambers and parlOs,|
bath room supplied with hydrsut vsief, SD t.s
throughout q carnage house and stable atikohec
This 10 q desirable residences for an "a. G. or Got
eminent employee IN elther one of the DePsrt
p snts., InSlire az S7s Eleventh street, betrsei
n and l.. from 20 .. m. ALL
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10. NOW. a atrtk
Are DR.. Hurd's Preparations GoOds


Ths best evidence that they are &c. that their rnss,
enos and best patrons are those who have ussd hes
longest, DR.. WILLIAM d. HuRD u an emiDeot DSssis,
Of brooslyn, Treasurer Of the New York STATE Detisfs
x,soennon' and these preparations have Bean uesd n
private pIaotioe for years, and no leadne ctrfS ~
Bs99kyn or Williamsbargh questions thsir exceiIsneS
wnme eminent Dentists Of New York recomme1d N 'fhs1
Ine pest known TO the profession. Without the AZ ~
advertising, dealers have sold them hy The srcss ~
me Editor f'the Brooklyn Daily Tines ssy.:--@Ws
le naPPy 20 KNOW tnat our friend, DR. HURD is suc
seeding nsgond all expeotatoh with hiS Al 6ITH saH
ana IO0Th POWpER, The goat secret Of his snrceTs
Iesu Win tne TACT THAT ms ARTTcr9 ARx PpeoisEs
WIT rnEr ARE RRPRnsvETTD 10 "a, As WE can agIlTT
TRoh THEIR LONG uR,p
NJ The We, ,Lknown p 7. Barnum wtites. fOuud
L9orH POWDER SO good that my family have ussd q
We ussa d sH.1 Re rsssi oBssS # yaT VIM ..5s n
bill" 49, O''N'onS'' rAS
matter for himself, f-r - -
III Beware OF the ordinary Tooth Powders DA
rRDe Tooth Powder contains no acid nor elkaii no,
charcoal and polishes without wearing the enamel "a
no other. t l7 --''re - -
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CHE Obio 5tates,nfrtlfa,r M
From the Raleigh IN. o. Standard, April so.I.
Ahe eAmpressment OF Quakors by the
Rebel Authorities. -


~AMOhALs
We insert the following memorial. laid befo,s
1ne state Convention BY the yearly meeting Of
rrlend6' on the subject of bearing arms:
"At stated Meeting for sufferings, repre-
senung North Carolina yearly meeting OF
Friends, held at Deep River, the I4th ~ tba
Fourth month, 1862, the subject of our nresnt
suferings, on account OF our oOnscientIons
scruples against bearing arms, claiming the de.
iiberate consideration of the meeting, and be.
lieviLg it right TO embrace our privilege 10 ne.
tlhon those In authority, we therefore adopt The
following: ~ 80 - = 'p' VIZ
"lo the COnsentiOa of North Carolina, in Cont,n.
ton assembled!
"Your petitioners respectfully show that |, ia
one OF our fundamental religious princinlea to
Dear faithful testimony against ali wafe and
ngnungs, and that In consequence we GA r,not Aid
IN carrying on any csrnsl war.
Ids Is no new principle of our sooietv. lint
one which Was adopted at its rise, as the doc.
tfipe taught by our Savior and followed bv his
9isciples for more than two hundred years' and
has ever been, and Is now, held aa one NJ orr
fundamental and vital principles, and one that
We can not yield or compromise in any dearee
1--WE would further chow that the whole num.
per OF our members In the Confederate States
Is less than ten thousand, while in the unitid
states the number probably exceeds two hundred
tnousano, who bear the same testimony npaInst
oil wars aud fghtings; aud that in every nation
ana clime where our society exists Il is at this
oay' as heretofore, maintaining this precious
pnnciple OF peace, and that we everywhere, ip
thls respect, speak thesame language and mind
the same thing. "'N '-''NN
I'VE may further SNOW that, according to
tue oest information We can obtain, until the
present time, Friends of Ntrth Catolina have
nos Deen catled on to aid in tho battlefield or
M.hsary camp; out now our peaceful principles
are IN measure disregarded, and many of our
~ nemDers are grated totake part in the copHct.
Ing armies, while we understand that onr hretb.
ren in the United States are not =,
1--WE have enlisted under the banner of tho
Captain of our souls salvation, Jesus Cbrist
toe FRINGE oil Peace; therefore, In obedience to
Ills express command, we can not HQht, or ai5
directly or indirectly in any carnal wars. Bat
Jour petitioners would represent to YOU that we
oeheVe II to be our moral and religious duty to
submit to the Government under which we live,
ana 70 tho laws and powers that be, or suffer
patiently their penalties.
we love our homes and our country much :.
DuI az tho same time We love our reueious
prinolples more; therefore your petItionera
would most respectfully ask that YOU grant us
principle. .'+
''-i- i-'Ve'own no god but the God of love, truth.
peace, mercy and judgment, whose blessin os |
We invoke, and whose wisdom we implore to bo |
with you 10. your legislative deliberations.
.sigued; on behalf and by direction of the
NATHAN F. SPENCER, Clerk
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sherif's Sale.
Printers fees SIS
mayl0-d1tAwtd

James Cherry, Guardian, etc.) l.
vs.. . y Sale by order Of Oourt.
Gideon Vandemark etA. } -
PY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
- to me directed from the Court OF Common Pleas Of
Franklin county, Ohio will oer for saleat the door Of
the Court House, In thecity Of Columbus, on u &
Saturday, the l4sh day of June, A. D. 1869,
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock a. m and o'clock D,
the following described rel estate. situate IN thu cou.
y Of franklin, state Of Ohio. and city Of Col ambus
and bounded and described follows In.lot No. seven
hundred and 9o situate on the north eide
OF Friend street, and being the second lot east or Fifth
street, and fronting on Friend street, slxywo aud
half feet BY one hundred and eightyseven and half
feet by 1917 feet =
Appraised at S5,a66.
Printers fees a. so. '--7 : -
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Sherif's Sale.

Ts-e,ntsh n vv.,s. .~,,s3gptnlEna-I .@sssNlsl4
Of George welis. dso'd Talrnssd oonn6n plsas,
q n..,Y 49, = (order of'sls IN partisiOa.
DYvIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
ID to me directed from the Court Of Common Pieas 6f
said county, Ohio In the shove case, VIII oSf and ~
pose TO sale BY public vendue and cutlery as the door oi
the court House In the city Of Lancaster In aid county
90 -..-.t .rt ,...t .a e.I.., - ..,,I.I
Monday, the 9Th day Of June, A. d. 1869,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock m and O'Clock I.
said day, the following described lands and tine
menn situate In the city Of oolurabus, n Franklin
county, Ohio, to Wit W
LOtNO. 9; - chapnsns sddItIon to ssid city. Ap.
pralsed at $50. ss ssos1ltG3 oas II. 01s
Terms Of SALE 0ne-thlrd cash in hand ona.third IN
with interest % deferred Paymes g from the day c sale
a. u. Is u - e.e JAMES MAILER.
49,. .. Sheriff Of Fairfield county. Ohio.
I Hunter DauThery; Attorneys VIZ
Printers fees % SO, q - - "a e-4
ryS-dltkwtd, "a b.st ns.s ..a sslas sisr
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- =
Charles sumner ForbIds the ahea.
ding OF Human Blood nnder anv
Clrcnmstancas-
The same modification and regret with which
we regard the dismal contest between brotbers
of one household. tie kiLsmen of one ances.
Try, the citizens OF one country, must attend the
contemplation of every scene Of strife; for are
we not GH' in just and Christian sense, breth.
rem OF one household, kinsmen of one ancestry,
cltiEens OF one country-the World2 Itis clear,
tnep' that no success of arms against our fellow.
men-no triumph over brothers, who are flesh
Of our nesh, bone OF our bone-no destruction
OF tne liie which God has given to his children
mo assault upon his sacred image in the nm.
Fight form aud countenanoe of msu--no effusion
OF the blood of any human being, under trhateu.
sT apology Of necessity il may be uiad,eated, can
De the foundation of Christian fame ---Sunsker's
OratioRs.
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Neuralgia 'P1astsris,s.

rIg DR.; ApHn's NEURALGIA N0N-ADEEsfVE FhkS
TIERS are the most pleasant and succsaSfuI rameds,
ever prescribed for this painful disease The patienI
applies one, soon beeomea drowsys falls abieeH and
ee som ean and no blister or other pppeasant
N!RyorD HRApAc apply according b directionaa nd
rhsL VIII surely follow. Nothing can BE- obtsned eonal
o pr. Huri's oonpress f0t n6nnIbaAs ~ tnSES =
alton, and wonderfully suceessfui. rhey ar of Nc
sizes, one snal Tor The ieoe,, pricp u cs11, mi hs
other large, for application to the bly, price ~ cent,
WH % mated on recetps ef prtce esfd ora sSdi,,
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CHANCE FOR AGENTS,

shtsSa ssenn can make q snaiI sostassin ssisr1sAs
uHY y the neatest article eata man oF WOMAN an Irv
around Send for one and nsk OF, bettef dd1dfs N6lSh
We will sell a. samples for 81 Agspfs feppied ibeI
ally with oirculart u Nov b &c tine 70 u tair
spending thousands Tor The bensht Of ageits. New
England men and women here y sbmethinr aise ana
chance % take the tide q 10 6ood- - =
Address - '-s~ 49,
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What are the People lIys. pI)ocinsg.is!. b 4.

The american people are iniciIFsnt ananaR % 6fi6ie
oAte Preparations that Contribute 90 uch 70 The happi
mall brings lettsrs some Ordering che T1raror AZ
TnTn, some the NEuKALotA PEASTkas, and not ieW en-
closing ~ cen for the MooTn WAbH, To b sent tg ai;
but % nsse ye are compelled q reply that it pes
these Rsnsdiss. R1og0 sg9Plv tasesf satigsiiI
Now q the ...-.-,-. ...,,t, Ss.. .us
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! LIE. +. CHRisTx, founder Of the C6tIsts
Minssrels. died 10 New York on the sists, fE6li fE6li
injuries received By jumping sffoui i second
story window. eteed,sR y s4oN ]
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Master Commissioners Sale.

Samuel Parsons Executors, .-.-.s.f .
Va. ) Superior OouTt
John K. Heyl ct al. 10.
pY virtue Of an order Of sale to me directed from ths
u Superior Court Of Of franklin county, Ohio, Will
offer for sale at the door Of the Court House. In ths
city OF Columbus, on
Saturday, the 18th day Of June, A. D. 1862,
between the hours OF 10 o'clock a. m, and O'Clock D.
m, the following described real estate situate In he
county Of franklin. and State Of Ohio to Wit IT.
Lots Nos. seven Cl and eight, (e) Of John and Harry
Mers subdivision Of lots Nos eiehty.nine (8pO nine
ylvol and ninetyone (9 Of croabys addition to out
lots east Of Columbus as deneAted on the pist hereo
plats OF said county.
Appraised at $500 each ..r n .- -.. -
q. W. HUFFMAN,
Printers fees 9t.5O.
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SLEEPING CARS ON NIGHT TRAINS

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