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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-08


Ashtabula Common Pleas Nov. Term, 1861.
MARIA HuxrnaKy rs. EDWARD @. EuBbARp CT al
M order OF sale
PY Virtue Of an ORDER OF SALE
~ duly issued from said Count IN theabove case to di
fected will oner for sale ~ way Of pnbe auction At e
door ofiho Cour House 40 JetfHon Ashabua County Ohio,
On Saturday, ths sthdayo March, a o. 1862
between ns hours Of 10 and o'clock Of sas4 day. tc 9ev
lnS uescred Lands and reneisn except 70 much Whereof
ass Included u dred oin Edward O. Hubbard e the De-
iebT p Aanu1 10 wit Situate IN the Township of
pmool IN the county Of Ashahula and State OF Ohio,
peng 20 Iownhp NO. Twelve fz in tho 3d range Of town
ehps IN me Conueccut Western Reserve so called being
& ,.oa h,yegh. m sss bounded y original lot line containing
Two hufeu and two ocres of land 202) Appraised at f.
h,e seveniyioer actea Of land IN The south part oe
NO. htyeyen 0D and bounded the east IN and est
~ We ae.Hai ot iinc ad north y one hundred acres Of
land IN sad 9s ey'safen W belonging 70 Henry y Par
Also one hundred acres n t scuth part of Lot No afy
nine 900 10 said Township bounded east south and west y
original otnes and north BY line parallel with the south
ipe and ar enough ereom 70 ncpde one hundfed acres
EDWARD A. WRIGHT, Sheriff.
'.M N.f As Special Mastaf Conn ieatoner
Jefferson. lannary 2fh. 1882 stea2 sa,7b p
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-08

LArrsr WAR NEvs-"Ali quic, on the
Potomac.D
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-08

USIoE forliiealions st Cairo are under
water, and the pOhiOon bridge at Paducah
bad broken loose. Most Of the POn.Ooni
had been picked up ct Cairo.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-08

To De ExeAsNGED.---Tbrce hundred and
sixty.iive rebel prisoners, rank and iIO, at
Fort Warren, Com. Barron not included
among them, left Fortress Monroe Oh the
Sd inst.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-08

1'HE CASE OF GEN. BESHAM. Gen. Ben
ham viii be tried by court-marlial, with
rowing commission. which has been order.
ed by Gen. Mcclellan. npon the Generals
urgent request that he be either tried OF
discharged.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-08

RESIGNATION OF GEN. LANDER. "a cor.
respondent Of the Cincinnati Gazette an-
noupccs the probable resignation of Gen.
Lauder con account Of having been order
ed by Gen. Mcclellan to retreat from Rom
ney before jackson, and reprimnDded be.
cause, instead oftbis, be desired to capture
jackson.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-08

OLD FLANNEL PErrIcors 70 BE MADE A
"CIRcuLAriSG MEDIUM p--The straits 70
which the rebels are being reduced will be
found exempli6ed 10 q paragraph 10 the
Norfolk Day Book calling upon the women
10 contribute their old wooden skirts and
dresses to the Government, for putting up
fixed ammunition, the price Of flannel boing
SO high that the rebel Government cannot
afford 70 bny It.
MoRrARs FOR CARo.--The Pittsburg Ga
zstf says an order has been received from
head-qaarters ordering the immediate ship
ment Of thirty Of the large mortars manu-.
faetuJed at the Pitt Works. for the West
eFa gpnb0ats These Immense engines oI
war have all beep tested, and are ready for
transportation. They vary somewhat il
weight, the smallest Of them Weighing seven
teen thousand pouBds.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-08

IT 10 pretty certain that the Southern
enissories in Europe have offered to Eug.
land, as the price Of recognition aud snp-
port, not only Free Trade, but the gradual
abolition Of Slavery.
What curious illustration Of historical
justice il would be. If the rebels, who have
always been great haisrs Of England, should
n0~ throw thsnselves into her arms; and
after, having undertaken TO destroy the ma
tionIfcr the sakecf slavery they should b,
destroying Slavery themselves.
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eAiEs xsa ohssasa.


A special dispatch to the IoarnQk from
Cairo, says that the force under Gen. Grant
was landing six miles below Fort Henry on
the 4Lh -
The guubOais Essex and St. Louis made
reconnOisanee ofrebel works, for The pur
pose Of lhsding forces. They went within
9 mile and a half Of Fort Henry, throwing
several shells inside the entrenchments.
The Gre was returnsd, one shot striking the
Essex and going through the corner Of
Captain Porter's cabin ,Fhe range oftheir
guns having been ascertained, place was
selected for landing, which was to be done
on the 4ih. = rll 8l
The force Of the enemy is supposed to BE-
fifteen thousand. ie O..
A dispatch dated the 5ib says Gen
Grants force was within four miles of Fort
Henry, and that 6gbt was expected that
day.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-08

THERR are some indicstions thai Ehglnnd
sill be enlledupon 10 explain 10 France The
meaning Of all the vast preparations she
has been making In her dock yards and at
her naval stations, for that watchful sleep.
less power begins to see that all this boS
lied lhunder and lightning is not necessary,
now, on the part Of her neighbOrs across
the channel, and begins to feel little ap-
preheusive that IL may be intended for
another ParposeE q Flra aoa HH b9
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Mecca On --Fhose who supposed that
the Mecca Oil business was entirely "play-
ed out" are considerably mistaken AL
though no such quantities Of oil as Mecca
yielded in her palmy days, are procured
now, still there are quite large number Of
wells that yield steaSily from one to five
barrsls of oil per day. During the last
two weeks the roads have been good, and
wagons loaded with oil are frequent il
our streets. ~
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-08

BY a general order from the heAdquar
ters Of the army the States Of PennsylvA-
MIA and New Jersey are added to the De
parlneni Of the Potomac
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-08

To Smokers /!

DO You, Want a fine Favored Cigar
~ If so DON'T fail to try our Brands 4fe ~
Buy Jingo-Long John-Old 18-Pne Apples. A. DsuE-
las-lsa faiia, and Punch. ". y. COPELAND.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-08

Within very short time this mor1cut.
ous question will receive its Gnal solution.
1t cannot much longer be postponed.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-08

The Senate has passed . billreduciug thu
pelsries Of the supreme Judges. from three
thousand 10 fNen,y-hve hundred dollars
and both Houses have uoder consideration
bills diminishing the compensation 81 som'
public officers, aud abolishing the Offices o.
others, with view to carry ont the re-
commendaiiOns contained in the Governors
Ineugural
The Senate has appointed select com
mittce Of s-Messas. Bie'ce, Groesbeck,
and Guuekle TO enquire into all contracts
made on behalf Of the State for clothing,
furnishing, srming and transporting troops
since the sfst day Of jane, 1891. Be
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-08
War Prices ! Read This
Non Is Tie time % Seeure Home (

Cardfinyng been compelled by ~ health g retire
FROM the praeee Of Denfitr have transferred my Office and
good viii b Drs. WHITE and goneinen of coed
aoIals and long experience In the Dental Profession ~
such do cbeeFfuly recommend them 70 my pntfo
and community generally. Those who haye hmpent seie
Of teeth ofme md expect permanent ones may rely e ps
as we'll served hy Drs White Robinson, By my yseit
kshtsfalia Han i lsd2 A. BARRETT.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-08

NOflCHV-Ha secured the valuable
ecfsices ofihe wellknoun and reliable Dfurolst NJ
JAS N. ALLEN can oNpte the Public flat thev nav al
penq unon being wcl ateeded le they will always and
MI Aon On myself A. tnt counter ready and hanV ~ attend
70 her sht believing ue public viii appreciate hin etef-
t'en TO r'eoao thein. W. ask your patronage.
ks NV. r. COPELAND. Art
REMOvAL.-The Office Of the Magnet.
~ ic Telegraph q Removed Opposite the Ashaula House
at the Drug store on W. Copeland with whoI have made
an engagement Iehall be happy 10 admnl,r e The wans
egfafh upefatet t'tI.I - y. n. AL1.FN.N
Januray q, 1862 6s
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-08

FoR many years the great question which
every philosophical observer Of The United
States has, in one way or another, under
taken to solve for himself, has been: WI
the Republic BE able 10 crtfnguis6 Slarery
6efors Slarery succeeds in ertinguishing the
RennhLic2
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Cheap Patriotism.

Governor Morehead, Of Kentucky, who
graduated al Fort Lafayette, after few
easy lessons in treason, has lately been
delivering lectures in Europe on the in
tolerable despOtism Of the American
Government. The Governors animosity
to the United States has lately taken
new turn, and vents itself now in hypo-
thetical threats against the South and
the State of his nativity, if they should
prove less inveterate in treason than
himself He has changed the place of
his sojourn abroad to Paris, from which
city he Eliminates as follows: that it.
under any circumstances, Kentucky ever
returns % TO the Union, he will abjure
her, as he will the entire South if she
does not fight till the Eastman is killed
for her independence"
Governor Morehead's chief wealth con-
sists of large cotton plantation swell
stocked with likely negroes" in the
neighborhood of Lake Providence, Mis-
sissippi. Seeing that if the South fails
in lis rebellion, the Governors entire
worldly wealth win be confiscated and
lost TO him forever, and that he himself,
in that event, could not return TO Ken
lucky, or TO any part of the South, as an
admitted rebel exposed to the penal laws
against such, his indignant virtue in
"abiuring" his native land in that con-
tingency, would not reach a very high
pitch of moral sublimity. His personal
safety would be jumping directly in the
line of his patriotism.
The Oonfederates will find new inn
pulse to their determined resistance in
the known views of this self-banished
rebel. In his safe Partisan retreat he
cheers them on TO the deadly work be-
fore them. If they fail, they are assured
of his eternal displeasure, if they sue
coed, they save hi1a and his negross.-M Y
Tines
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A Sewing Machine Man Turned
.kf4 no Monk. k4 f gs

A New York correspondent writes
One Of The weekly London earnaIs
received by last steamer brings us the
curious item Of news that Mr.. /. M. Sing
er the famous sewing machine manufac-
turer, has founded monastery in the
neighbOrhood Of Constantinople, at a
cost, TO begin with, OF $4,000. II is
added that he has become an inmate Of
the institution himself. Atall events il Is
not likely that he will over return to the
United States; although he has still an
interest in the Aourishibg establishment
here that bears his name, and whose ma
chimes are exported to almost every coun-
try In Europe. eos
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To BUSINESS MEN. - The old fogy
system of getting in a stock Of goods,
and sitting down in your store, and wait
ing for applications for them, has become
Obsolete. The only sure principle upon
which TO conduct business properly, is
to keep it conspicuously before the pub
lie. There are az present, no doubt,
hundreds Of dollars worth of wares rust
ing on the shelves In the stores of this
city, and if the public only knew where
to find them, they would purchase them
eagerly at fair pric,s. Business is i'm.
proving little in this locality. The
only important difficulty is that he sup
ply is not equal to the demand, in many
of the leading articles of trade. just
let the people know what You haze got,
and where you are to be found, and
your stock will soon be reduced. We
would suggest that the easiest way to
impart this information TO the people IL
by an attractive advertisement and the
UNION, having an extensive circulation
is an excellent medium for the merchants
of the country Our terms are moderate
A small notice Of your establishment
kept constantly before the public, is more
potent than weeks of conversation with
purchasers. EaA tt
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TENNESSEE BRANCH
or THE
NATIOHlL cLAIH AGEACY
coNpUorED nv
HARVEY, COLLINS s BRACE,
WASHINGTON, D. o
CHARLES H. GREEN, Agcnr
No. SO, Cherry Street, Nashville, Tenn.

fF'HIs AGENCY possesses peculiar faetits for the
successful prosecution aud settlcment of Ne.
mands against the General Government Of EVERY
DESCRIPTION, its conductors having had sewers
years experience in tho management Of claims
fore Congress, the Court Of Claims, ana tho Rxocu.
tive Departments at Washington, aud being thor
oughy acquainted aud fimiliar With tho lava ano
regulations governing thoir adjustment
Particular attention viii be given to cases arlslpE
out of tho present war including the accounts a
States, Contractors, and Disbursing Oalcors Of the
War and Navy departments, and for 'sCoIleea.
ing, Drilling, and organizing Vols
unteer-,'' the reimbursement of which s authas.
lied by an act If Congrossi CLAIMS FOR INDEM
NIFTY FOR PRIVATE PROPERTY TAKEN FOR
PUBLIC USES, or FOR DAMAGES TO SUCH
PROPERTY, for Herres lost IN the service, ana mr.
ailitiry Pay, Pensions, and IF0u0ty
g,aud
We give special attention TO procuring PEN
siOns, HouDties, etc, aecruing 20 sOidisrs
who have been wounded contraettd ri oase, or ths
families of such a. have died, been killed Wills b.
the discharge Of their line Of dirty as such during th
present war
Special care win also be given 10 claims walch
have been heretofore Rejected or suspcndea
by the departments or : a ticiently Managed
Prompt attention also given to tho collection OF
ouartermaster's Receipts given for Property taksa
tor the Of tho Army, TO arranging Accounts with
and collecting Claims against the Quartermasters De-
partment.
All Claims placed in our hands receive orr Promya
Personal Attention, thereby securing rAany
which, in the hands Of an Attorney at nsy dishxu.a
point, frequently provo unsuccessful.
Aside from this decided advantage, our sany lnl.a
course with ell the Departments enables us 80 moa
oasos to obtain decisions much more speedily than
whore al communication and other necessary Aslnn
must DO conducted through the mails
To this end, solicit you 70 forward 20 as any on
all ofsuch character you may IRON TINE 70 ilms
have presented, aud, az is our custom, We win far.
nlsh you with all tho necessary blanks, aad, wAsn
required, Instructions
No charge made Ia any case uniess snocsssIul.
Address, CHARLES n. GREEN,
No. 80 Cherry Street,
NaahVta IEaa
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Not content with publishing the actual
witty sayings Of our President, the press
in giving him the credit of many sayings
before imputed to his predecessors by the
Boswells of their day. The story told
of Mr.. Jefferson and his critics wherein
he says he thought he knew everything
bad about Tom Jefferson, but an editor,
whose paper he held in his hand, had
made him worse than the devil, is paro-
died and imputed to the present incum-
bent. No man has ever filed the Presi-
Dental chair who had so few personal
structures passed upon him as Mr..
Lincoln.
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BOYS, BEwARE.--The attention Of pa
rents, guardians, and others responsible
for the good conduct of the "gay and
festive" Juveniles of the city, is directed
to the notice Of our worthy Mayors to be
found in another column of to-daJ's pa
per. Christmas is almost here, and the
hopes of our declining years" Wal no
doubt celebrate the occasion with hila-
rious demonstrations of every descrip-
ton. But boys, your sport to be last
ing and wholesome, must be innocent,
Do not distress your parents by disre-
garding the kind warning of the mayor.
A violation Of the law will certainly
bring you into trouble. Let the "genial
current Of your young souls flow
through some other channel, and let the
noisy, fzzing, popping fire-crackers
alone.
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EATING HoUsE.--Every one afflicted
with hunger are referred to DIR. SPRAGUE
at Nos Is and IL, Cedar street, where
hundreds of almost hopeless cases are
cured daily. 1t is the best place we
know Of for hungry soldier to go TO
draw his rations, and citizens, taste
must be fAstidious indeed il he cannot
Nbe, suited there, The place has lately
been enlarged and improved, and visitors
will find everything in elegant order
Polite aud attentive walters are in con-
slant attendance oysters in every style,
stewed, fried, broiled, and in the shell.
Whatever yon may want to eat will be
found there in rare perfection.
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HrAnonARrrna Posr.


NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec. IL, lo62.S
General Order No. 6.
In accordance with instructions from
Department Headquarters, it is hereby
announced that hereafter, in all cases
where private quarters or warehouses are
required for public use, the assignment
must be made by the Post Quariermaster
having those duties In charge, who will
notify the owner Of the property
of the necessity Of taking subj quar-
tors or bulldogs, by a written order,
which shall particularly describe the
premises taken.
Any officer or other person taking pos
session of any quarters or building in
this city or suburbs without written au-
thority from such Quariermnster, will
be severely dealt with.
By order Of
Brig. Gen. R0BT B. MITCHELL,
Commanding Post.
Captain aud A. AG. Nv
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@The failure Of Dickens in delineating
the characters belonging TO good society
is imputed, in Siddon's Recollections, 70
the fact that he never moved in such So
ciety till he became eminent, and then he
was only lionized, This must be the
fact, becapae Dickens pictures are from
life, and had he been admitted to the
inner pale of society, we should have
had more than the Dedlocks or the Null
berry Hawks described TO rs
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DR.. Kings Dispensary
TOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

Il ~ WnAsNDR KING, formerly Of New York for
9h3E. $50 the last four years Of Louisville KY,
and who has devoted his attention TO
the treatment of private diseases for 30 yeass ltors
himself, having attended to practice for so many
years, and cured so many thousands, he is enabled
to cure al disaaees Of private nature, no matter
how bad they may be from inJudiciDus medc treat.
ment, or from neglect Of their own. r. Kings
Dispensary is No. % Deaderck street, between Cher
ny and the square, second story where he cures ali
diseases of private nature
Gonorrhea cured without nauseous medicines or
Interference with business
Structures Of old or recent dte efectnally cured IN
a few days, by an operation which causes no paia
Where Structure exists health cannot be ennioyed
Perhaps disease causcs more mischief aud IN icr-
mines the constitution much.
Syphilis, with all the diseases Of the skin, growing
out Of neglect or bad treatment be elt etu1lly
cured In few days.
Seminal Observation-Disclosures tentiOn having been
given TO this disease and AL the consequ grow
lug out Of IT, brought IN many cases by the de-
structiye habits OF nconsiderate youths, and excess
i've Indulgence of the passions, neglect Of which
will undermine tho constitution, rendering the sub
ject unfit for business or society, and causing prema
ture old age.
Females who may be laboring with any difficulty Of
the Womb may rest assured Of immedAte relief
Persons residing abroad by writing aud stating
their case with fee enclosed, direct 10 Dr. A. King
No 23 Deaderlek street, Nashville, Tenn, will have
the necessary medicines sent 70 their address ONCE
hours frcm o'clock In the morning until IN The
vening lJuly l0-in d&wly
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The contractors for army drawers, in
New York, the Sunday Times says, pay
the poor women who make them the ex-
hilarating price Of four cents per pair,
and one woman, at this rate, made tbs
fabulous sum Of eight cents per day. Ae
the contractors get forty cents and tho
women four, the former make ten per
cent. profit-ten times four being forty,
as erybody knows.
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MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.
Federal Loss at Fredericksbnrg
lS,055
Vessels Loading at Rermuda for the
Rebel States a '0
z The Gunb0at CairO Blown Up.

LOUISVILLE, Dec. 19.-The total Fed
eral loss in all the divisions engaged on
Saturday in the rear of Fredericksburg,
as far as heard from, is thirteen thousand
and fifty-fi five in killed, wounded and
missing.
A steamer from Bermuda reports sew
eral vessels there loaded with arms,
munitions and stores for the rebels.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 1S--Ho,lse-Army
appropriation bill, appropriating seven
hundred and twenty one million passed
The Senate passed a bill TO facilitate thc
discharge Of disabled soldiers.
CHICAGO, Dec. 1S.--Special Cairo des-
patch says the gunboat Cairo was blown
up by torpedo on Friday, and sunk in
six fathoms water. No lives lost, but
the entire armament and outfit lost.
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The photographers of Philadelphia
have formed an association, the object Of
which il the cultivation and study Of all
natural laws respecting the reflection OF
light and more particularly as it applies
70 photography,
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LATE PApERs.-We are indebted to
Messrs HARpE X Co., TRoUsDAL, SIM
CLIFTON, BLAIR s. SNYDER, Wan. COLLIER,
and the Adams Express Co. for files OF
late papers.
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We call the attention of our readers TO
the article on the first page of to-day's
paper, headed aThe Capture Of Freder-
icksburg." II is from Che pen Of the
New York Heralds special Army cores
pendent, and will amply repay ever one
for careful pernsaI. M
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Tom Saysrs is out OF the ring for Efe
He thus announces ihe fact in the news
papers Of London: 'I'om SaYers begs
most respectfully 10 state that he will
never fight again, or second any man
who may 6ght"
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FmE--The alarm Of fire last evening
about half past six o'clock, was occasion
ed by the burning of the stables on the
alley between High and Vine streets
belonging to Mr.. ROnERT WooDs aud
G. NJ. FoFs Esq. We did not learn
aey of the particulars.
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UxoURRENr MoNEY, GoLD aud SILVER,
boueht aud sold al the Insurance, Elk
B change and Banking Office Of w. j..
MARI, corner Of College and Union streets,
Nashville, Tennessee IT,
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MashrIIlr Anian.

4 II Mr.. w. II. II. AIDRIoH win call at
this Office, be will learn something to his
interest. 5
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4 Back numbers Of all the Weekly Pa
pers and Monthly Magazines, as well as
the,cnrrent numbers Of all Standard Pc
radicals, can be had at moderate prices
~ BLAIR s. SNYDER,
aoc l6.-lw. 20 Cedar Street.
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81 AUCTION Christmas Attractions.
ii will sell large assortment of Toys,
and varieties on Friday morning the 10Th,
: AZ 10 o'clock A M, at Auction, No. AZ,
Public Square. t.
Dec-ls-2t. M. MARBURd.