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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-28
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF REAL
ESTATE


pursuance Of an order granted by the Probate
Coutof Montgomery cOuuty, Ohio we will on,.r nj
public sale at the door OF The Court House in The cy
Of Dayton, on ''''
l.g' 8 SaiHrday. Afay "a, 1868, rs.r,-.. ..if.
Az oelock m OF said day, the following described
real estate, situate in tho city Of Dayton Ohio toNi
Lot numbered on the plat OF said city three thousand
and my two 3ose and ten Ol tost OF the north side
o. lot three thousand and my one 3O5l commencing
al tho northwest corner Of said lot nnnhef three tho
sand and my two (So52 and running south on Stone
street ten O test thence by parRlelnes east 10 the
Miami canal said above described properly lelny ths
homestead and the dye house and hxtres iherefo a,
aald William Turners deqeased. . -, -.g~1fsg =
The above premises were appraised as follows, Lot
No. S0sz, with the ten tloD feet on lot No. gOeI being
the dye house with all the fixtures Thereto ami ihs
homestead o. said William Turner, deneased and on
tle cansl 81 fith street crossing nj ~ props
erty may sell for tWothirds Of the appraised value
thereof 49,
Terms Of ssls-one. third cash, lone-th,rd IN one
year and onethird in two years from the day of sale
wsth INTEREST," the paymente 10 he secured by mort
gage upon the premises sold.
NV .-'' fhH JAMES TURNER aai
... -s.L 80. JONATHAN KENREY,
Administrators Of william Turner decensed
y. "a. bAaoofI, Attorney. ap2Udauts
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-28

Dr. EoBAoEs SCANDINAVIAN REMEDIES.
Are you sick, no matter what organ is affect
ed, depend upon it the blood, which is the
food and sustenance of every organ, is full OF
corruption My Scandinavian Blood Pills
and Blood Purifier, breaS up the source Of
disease in the auids Of the body. They purge
and purify the elements of the blood. Hence
their quick and complete cures in dyspepsia,
scrofula, eruptions, fits, tumors, nervousness,
kidney complaints, piles low fevers, debility,
rheumatism, headache, want Of sexual vigor,
etc, etc. These remedies are astonishing the
whole medical world eN-l t
See advertisement mar9dlm
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-28

Moving Along.--A private letter, just
received from J. H. odlin, that he has re-
ceived the promotion to Lieut. Colonel Of the
63d Ohio Hunt is certainly in luck Pro,
motion seems to come to him naturally. 4.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-28
E. o. b r. L e N
Nh. 2OI Secotd straet

HAS received his spring supply Of Goods, and Is
constantly adding 10 his large stock Of Groceries,
Wines, Liquors, and Cgars. He expects another lot
OF White Fish week,n addition 10 the large quan.
tity of all kinds OF Fish already on hand.
We advise our readers TO go and see friend o. Bren,
AMI take look at his grocery and liquor depa ents
We are certain they viii be satisfied when his prices
are made known. more clever fellow never crossed
the Atlantic Whatever he represents will bs just 70,
and no mistake. His store is Just crammed flill
and Notwithstanding the high price OF goods, he is
willing to dispose OF them at the lowest possible rates
lie lswell known through a large portion OF Ohio
and Indiana, and gets credit for having pure Wines
aud Liquors for medicinal purposes. He keeps con
stantly on hand the celebrated S. r. 1sOO-X-Drake's
Plantation Bitters malOd4w
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-28

Home-CaPt Ant Galley, Of The ssh
Ohio, woandsd and taken prisousr at the A..
tack on Vichsbnrg, las. whites, has bssa pa
rolled sad has arrived home His hsaltA L
improving. '
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-28

Dropped it,--Yes.erday man was seen to
go into yard, in the lower part Of the city,
and in moment afterwards be appeared with
large broom Parties who observed the cir.
cumstance knew he was sirangsr, and called
to him to drop the broom The fellow
dropped the broom and took to his heels, for
getting, probably, that he could run as fast
with the broom as without IL
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-28

New Orleans--one year ago TO day our
gunboats ran by the forts on the lover Mis-.
sissiPpi and took possession Of New Orleans.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-28

Letters for Army,-A Comnittss viii
start for MurfreesbOro next Wednesday morn.
ing. Persons Who desire to ssnd letters 70
their friends in the army, will leave them by
this (Tuesday) evening, and not later than
8 o'clock, at the Hardware Store Of Rogers,
Fowler 4 AcheY or at the Law Office Of Con-
over 4 OsAighead, Main street between "a
and Sd. Don't fail to Improve the chance Of
sending letters to the boys. No packages can
be taken. .s-. .s.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-28

Foreign. The Republican papers are
quoting extracts from the "London Letter"
to the Cincinnati Gazette, Tho "Letter" We
refer to was judiciOus rehAsh Of the points
Of English letters which were recently print
ed in two prominent New York papers We
read the same matter the day before the Ga
Eette appeared. 1t Is probable that our Gin
cinnati cOtempOrary's Foreign Correspondent
is comfortably established ''oyer the Rhine
and has the run Of the New York papers.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-28

That Report. Our readers will remem.
ber that last Friday we spoke of mushrooms,
and stated that couple Of enthusiastic for.
esters intended going out the next day in
quest OF their iavorite "fruit" sAnguine Of
securing "a mess or two and promising to
report to US the result Our expectations
were moderate. We did not believe our en-.
terprising friends would find bushel Of
mushrooms and when they failed to call on
US promptly, and say TAh, haI thought we
couldn't find any l--eh ? we felt safe ia con.
clnding that the expedition to the woods had
iailed in ita most essential point BY the
merest chance we saw one OF the mushroom
hunters in market this morning and when
he was lodging around a stall we called 70
him to halt We saw the gist Of the delayed
report in his conntenance. In brief be
related TO us how the hopeful pair had walk
ed over some SIX or eight miles Of woodland,
staring at the ground until their eyes ached,
without seeing solitary mushroom And
that was the report" We have ofteH gath
cred mushrooms before this time in the sea
son, but i was when the weather was warm
and genial The earth is yet too cold. A
few days Of sunshine and warm rain win
have the effect Of bringing Ou. the mnsh-
rooms, and then We purpose having SHE Ct
them. es, tas ~
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-28

Improving. Capt Tyler, the Champion
Card Writer, who has been very Ill for about
two months past, is improving slowly; and
although he looks III and emaeiAted, he Is
able to walk out . little. Two months Of
suffering and inability to attend to his pro-
iessiOn have weighed heavily upon the Cap.
tain. Now that returning strength will ena.
BILE him to resume his pen and pencil, Let q
generous and appreciatiye public see that he
does not lack for empsoyment His residence
Is No. 40 Warren street. nraa
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-28

Watohes.-H. Kline, No. 1856 Third st, I,
has lot of pawned Gold and Silver Watches
which he offers very low at private sale.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-28

Latest Among the late papers received
at potters, adjoining the Post Ofice,is 1van-
ity Fair. It's a Big Thing Nose informs
us that they have just received the latest and
freshest items Of food-both for mind and
body not forgetting the Soda Fountain,
which is the source of great ipternal delight
to the thirsty crowds ,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-28

Dr. Richman. We call attention TO the
card Of this gentleman, in another part Of
our paper to-day. We have hssrd Of DR..
Richman before, and have heard some aston
ishing accounts Of cures that he has perform.
ed. He seems intuitivsly, or by some power
beyond the common, 10 read at once the
condition and ailments Of patient, and sees
Just what is the matter, and what is necessary
10 be done. ..ss..st. ...
The Doctor has just como to the city and
has taken rooms at the Montgomery House
where he can be consulted at any time.
AL
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-28

Got Cracker. The Special Colum.
bus Telegram to the Cincinnati Gazette, Of
yesterday, contained the following
& Col. Ed A. Parrot has been made Assist.
ant Provost Marshal General for Ohio, by
order Of the War Department He is now
here, prepared to commence his new dutiea
Large oaks from little acorns grow"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-28

The Bells Tonight = Last night
Huston Hall was largely attended to hear the
Peak Family's 6rst entertainment this season
They succeeded in pleasing the people, and
again made themselves favorites. Master
Frank-7a youthful prodigy--is alone worth
the price Of admission. They give their
second Concert this evening.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-28
Imp0rtaRt % alI Interesled


y. =. LEhTz a son,
lt la. (snooessorp 70 Lenis Hsckei,)
uAYE Iust TeesiysJ nom the Eastern markes. Al
III cash purchases, large assortment OF mems IA.
dies, boys, youths, misses, and chIldran's Roof
shoes and 1alsrs ol the hrst quality aud aissi Sige
and A preea mat deis competition. Also, good Al.
sortlnent of Hats and Gaps tor men and hi,s An
kinds of work mAde % eter, of the best Aio1al aua
Nori nlAnahp. ~ u warranted
rEkD: - y Nkok ~. ioesman, viii surely please
CAL And efamina their st0ek hefors purchasing slss
uhrro- }. u. IEklZ a NON -
ms2i loa Man, bstwsen ihira aud asss,t.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-28

A Colored View.--The Hemblem ques.
ton don't disturb the pickAninnies in the col.
ored school A gentleman says that when
passing along the street near the school house
the little fellows passed out two-by-two, with
flags pinned upon the lapels of their jackets,
and looked as though they "didn't care
smidgeon whether school kept or not" "a
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-28

OYSTERS, Fresh Fish, Fruit
ABARGAIN.
Important Announcement.

II. KLINE,l.
NO. sac Phillips Hoass, Third strseS,
1MkEs this method TO iaform the pablic thai he
ha. engaged The services o. genilemGn who h
celcbFated asa a
PRACTICAL WATCH AND CLOCK MAKER,
TO DO every manner Of repairs 70 all descriptions OF
WATCHES, CLOCKs, JEWELLERY
in the best style, and al short notice his reparer
has worked upoa tha bnesi Waolss ansi lsUelrv n t
largest ei,ea Of Europe and also in the Uued sates
aod Ne cannot ~ eAceiied Tor good work and had
SOME nniHh ~ course hrs work " warranted A. rem
resented. nj. Kline viii nos ID Ahie % areOmrn,-
dale All who want the Dest work performed st tht
lowest rates lt can be Afforded,
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES ANB CHAINS
OF every variety, will be oHeEed Al private sale and
argans may be had IN them. The pistle are lnyifsd
% CAL AZ NO $50 Philips House Third street ana M.
spect the goods, ADD get repairipY done in he hest
manner, .a ieiodem .a. II. KLINE.
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OLD AND sILYRR wAfCREs ANb CHAINS
BALTZER COOKS ESTATE.

Flahk underslnod has been duly appointed Erecu.
II Tor ct the last will and testament "a Basar cool. .
late Of Montgomery ooaAty. ohio, deceased. l
NleNA WI. JOHN QOOE
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-28
New Firm.

SIM New Firm.
UNHE undersigned is prepared to do all kinds of up.
L holstery, repairs OF furniture and reconnaissance
also, all kinds OF paper hanging done Rtsh0rt notice
al the rooms above Mr.. j. Abbey's Drug Store, No
lD MAN street, south OF The market.
fablS UHAA MIKINAg
ENlNE Pernmery, Hair Brushes, Clothes Brushes,
IL 8c.; fine assortment at
pIXoN's Drug store, 3s2 Third street. q
OLD IRON, COPPER AND BRASS
" fought at the TIN shop, ei9 Third st. ma2idlw
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Special Notices.
If VoU WANT GOOD HAMS
LEWIS i. GIILILANn.s.

No. 3, MARKET STREET.
He has now a large lot of superior Hams,
Dried Beef &c, Of his own curing, together
with full supply of Fresh Meat, for sale at
all hours jal3 6m.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-28

Hill Lots-0nee More. Next Saturday
Agent Mcclure viii sfsr 81 public sale the
very choice Of property on the Hill, in the
Eastern part Of Dayton, known as the BON.
berger Lossn They certainly are the beet
bargains yet made to the public, and we have
no dOub. that they win be snapped upiR q
twinkling. Their sales heretofore made 10
the same vicinity have given great satisfac-
tion, and we are assured by purchaasrS that
they hays been offered advances on the prices
paid. These lots must naeessasily increase
IN value, and even "a Investments they are
"A No, J." They win make The most delight.
ful homes, located as they are on second bot.
tom, aud in an atmosphere a Gne as any 10
the world. These lots are contiguous 10
churches, and are oonyeRieat tothe public
schools @. p Huber 4 Son are the Auction.
eers, and will furnish all the information
about the property that may be desired. Con.
veyanOe to and from the sale will be furnish.
ed free. ''la n2d s'i
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-28

The Troupe. We have Just heard from
the Star Dramatic Troupe that is at Lsxing.
ton, KY, where the company have been play
ing to very good business since they left here
AT present the company is playing THE Hid
den Hand" to overAowing houses. They
have made several excellent additions to the
Troupe, and stand now at the head Of the
profession. The management yet remains in
the hands Of Messrs. s.oddart, Lewis and
Weaver; and they have no supsriors any
where The company will again visit US be.
fore the winter sets in, and We may expect q
better dramatic combination than We have
ever before had here, with repertoire Of
new and admirable pieces for the amusement
and instruction Of our appreeiative citizens
The Star-People are in excellent health, and
their treasury is very solvent a"i
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-28
Ntna LIfe insurance COmpan,
OF HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT
EVERY MAN SHOULD INSURE MS LIFE
SUPPORT THE WIFE OF aus BOSOM

It's the unseen hand OF the proyent father reaehne
forth from the grave, aud st nohfishng bIs oiilDns
anu keepins together the family. Ny i, the slhli
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-28
FARMERS AND FRUIT GROWERS TAKE
- h ailaiH. NOTICR, n.D,f

fIVhE bes nme " use Rests Fruh Tree InuEorslor
II ~ rom the time the most comes out o The ground
sau' ue hFst OF June. trlu. iif maxslaNlm
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;sf, i2si,2:, ixsal ~ iii ;.5Ei, s::suS t6iissa

:ssf :tsssil;;; ass4l h5 :ii saF',s::sgS tdiisa
srs.s Ao,:,.:;i;lGr. TIC a''t!s@. at !:ea nt.a.
bsfp Of ihs t'roYir ohsi Jenss:aa ~9o 'Is,oaS
the Confederate OonatiIutioc, !aas 20 INTRO
duce a. few changes as possible into tho or
psnic law TO which We had bosn accustomed,
and which our peopla regarded with reve-
rance: and. az YOU justly observe, 1t WAS
not e1pected. I dare Say, by the frainers OF
either The F.deAl or Confederate Coustitu-
ton that ANY considerable revenue wau!d be
derived from "A direct tsT g,
Perhaps it might ha7o been bsster mad
these restrictive clauses Of the Clnstitnton
been suspended in their opsrstion unI'l the
c,ose Of the war, and the adjustment OF the
debt growing out Of il, aid bad as large
taxipe poycr b.eu conferred upon ths Fer-
msneot Couyress 81 that exercised by tho
Provisional Congress; but a. this wss not
done, the CONSEQUENCES OF tho omission, " hat
eyst thew NAV be- will MT Justify the unau-
tboyiyod exercise of tho power; and besidss,
whilst a strict adherence TO the view OF the
question I have presented may nos 10
80 imoort,nt now as 1t wns before Inc
accession of tho 4lsvbholding States, 1t may
vet we'll be questioned whether tho principle
snd policy Involved can 30 permanently u
nored With safety. -,
believe with you, that direct tas might
have been lowed by Oongress, and aPPor-
toned under the census Of 1860, as this CEN
aus was ordered and taken whilst the now
Con edsrsts States wers Numbers OF the
!ormsr Unicn, and it has heen recognized snd
acted uuder by the Provisional Oong'oss;;..
But upon this point there was and IS dill
ference of opinion. sud | heliSvs the TAX
levied under the recent act Of Congress, sp-
p,c1im.tss equality morenearly than direct
:nx, and as all the subjects OF taxation a.
most without exception, fall under some one
or ether OF the provisions of that act, let us
hone that 70 controveTsiea will arise out OF it,
but that il will be cheerfully acquiesced In,
and com Piled with by all, as great public
mexsure, the result of careful "rsm'nAt'on
and mature dshherstion, are OF vital i'm
portarce to the common safety. u.
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i d saisb: ii s1is Iats st:a FsHsss aa
lisn; asasliY 90 p.aEuse .liG neiSy z?tnpst'y
with Oppressed natiopsiitlsr" Of Europe, fAo
uttered no word Of sympathy in this last
agony Of Poland. Their press, indeed, has been
urging tho Emperor of the French to interfere
on behalf Of that country no. that they oven
affect any friendship for the Poles, seeipg
that they count the Cz,r their friend, AID
that they also haYa "rehellion" to. crush,)
but avowedly because they wiah t' see
Fiancs involved in a great war III Europe,
which would make it impossible for him, for
years to come, to attend to the affairs Of this
continent. They did not wish Poland to be
free. Not one Yankee journal, OF spea ker
so far as We know, has uttered word Tor
Polsnd, but they did hope to stave Oh sbst
dreaded "recognitition by Franco Of This
Confedsracy, by numbering war in Eu-
rope.
As for the PROMISES and assurances which
it ia said the Oz.r.hss given t. the Emperor
of bis intention to deal merciful)y with the
Poles, there have been probably no such as
surances given at ali; if given they will cor
ta;nly DO violated. In Europe,a King is
bound by no promises constitutions OK osths
given to his subjects. To "give Constltn-
ton" ia simply one of the old and well known
flcsiops of State. Poland has bssn often pro-
missed the same sort Of thing before; and
however these famous assurances may dsldde
the rest of mankind, they will not delude any
living Pols. Constitutions granted BY Kings
h,vo become provorbisl long ago. Lord Byron !,
in me of bis letters from Rsvenaa, in 1922 says:
"Went last night to the theatre; an actor
came on tho stage robed' and crowned sa>a
Kipg-tho people laughed, and asked him for
asConstifutson.
The principal Poles will once more be sent
to Siberis; some noble lsdies will be scouIged
ia the dungeons; the rest may wear sgaln
their bsndcpff brscelets-if, indeed, the po-
leo permit TINT demonstration now,
One other lesson to be learned by us and
lid to hosr:; III at sympathy" Of nation
with rstion is no more to DO relied on than
indignant advocacy Of our cause iii press,
pulpit, platform or parliament of foreign coun'
tries and that, worthless as all thess are,
mono Of them all is more utterly worthless
than constitutions, treaties, or solemn oaths
guaranteeing rights to conquered people
re wa can beat back our Own bArbhrous Mus
coyitss It will BE- well We shall erjoy genu'
inc sympathy and distinguished consido'a-
ton. Ifnot, then We sink into one Of tbe
oppressed nation.lliss, an object of the
worlds pity, which is akin to contempt.
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br.puuiAr.Rs. Krso 4 Qurs G: H..

TaE yoTces (sonpIEsa E ,snInss h hi.'
.IrlzEss) or tbs 2b 10 u eSESsloHht ni !,
TRIUT II basepy ~ ,ha repeated sn1 n'Bent ohi" u
nn.a mo by my ends. both IN Aad oat o. Jus N'n'
announce uy-s candidate t., rsPre'eot inc al oout'e
,I,o,l pI,,ri.t 10 H. n 1t Uoofedorat, Uo' Sres.
NV. Lesyad thu, I"rg II responding. pu'"sp, "
n rs, ,r u tie 'sct thsi re1sr cd NJ sci! % h~shs
n,,n ,lt.sdy .npo uoc,d IS csndsd'to no. 10 NJ
Juub, on IN. 81, ST r:s have cnneIadea 90 ~
owe; nJCsE ssh.tct ,r,,,s--, ia the
run,L.I 4, "a uni nary VI the voters No w ~.
.rnv an, tie c,h cuiy IL otnrr re peeu "i 'e'Ih w
o,onl. | hall he cvGp,led - rely eaurets uPoI ny
trleut, I, r-pr.srut ay i,teresi In 'ks ea'Fa"
n,tnsr tbs rnu & catNhn mo p''suoH w
der tic sKi.tlbg c!cuusia !oes. ,,,.,co, me
Gr.t.fu fyr toe k,ni sad urgent sppra nAue ufoa w
ne and The confidence X >rssed 10 mi n"lhf az. ur
80 represent you I ian only promse. II e'-' y w
yo1r lter osA aaa th,t O.. 70. :ouna5. wan oseh1 81"
fa!;hfuines..
Our army must: =, ali cn:t, lie SOFT .atd sn1 no ran,
and comfotn rf The sotIrs vel. ard Lbntsi,1 supp
To tirIe sut:et especially 81 rla't d. sh" ae'oe w
n AT eurnrs stelt.on and ,GIrt- koo Ting nA. W M
army oepents tho .u,ces 81 our rsu'e. aod 'bst % WV
VI the the bertJ STD hAppoessoi onr
pio abe Of the ide tho cause Of mo POI PIC,
and tho sutsi5iug the .nsares tie iorI 49," Ha
happiness Of -. whele.
Lei u, therefore, pull b,rno: ,usiy tcSe Ger. ana -
"nishI Iorvs day. ioSenAgIr PEACE vi soen &c ehe
snsi ro,v D. j. GOODWIN.
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TiiOnI. As ,. BONDS
LOTS A n u l. A N D
lSA Amp arAa HT'HBNiLLR, Va,


DT VIRTUE or bEokt e. % uoCST in the salt IN
d ctsncery, depending 10 th- County 0'urtef Wythe
county betu-on David srIsaa sud oiaes ctrp!sinApts
Jo.eph Kent Ard Others GefrnGst tie sutsefl'
Ter, ,or appointed for Mat Pur' o'-. WI ts,
privately Il aby tins before the l1Ta DAY Or hh1
siNr at putlic auction that day and IRON Day "
day u-rsatsr N! vi soil, front utle Co0rt bouss
Hythevs Ia said county, Tie lot Of land sue:to
for ssIs large number ef
LOTS AND PARCELS OF LAND.
becr g,ug Thrm>, Royi and yug 10 AID near said
losa tue wyhe'lile Depot sho Virginia and
renne,s.o Rsnr>at.
noIps o. nese Lands Sra n1ar Fsrretts Foundry ana
H.chue sh. and ~oai he cocT-n cat for resdene' u
per.ops rrglxrc 10 that syAosnent. There are sew
tral anita me rites or
PRIVATE RESIDENCES
th-se 1sods They Would .fp conSepl1rt pasture
norsus OF cixcns Otto tnSh The meat OF
these Lands sril catered and s"mr paT1sis nave
Ihn ling iilnGe. nythsy o IL rburi'hng toSI. Win
over oyH population tic csLtto OF The Iich sL=I
G1d req OF oesh west SiIsn'S-Sni o-c Vi as
moot box.iny .ud pleasant l1p-ltes Ia tho s,st..
TaRSa OF BALE
Ossh rred st or,ion OF purchhter cSln,
"a uuafetrr.t, other currency II oredt thet
p.,stle In one tso rhss, four. End dvs jcsrI equal
psynsuts -iui utsrt,t rar Whole hom the Cay o. sse
lhu prrua.ser piyibg nu Thh approved fecuTJ SAD
iiur on'h. ArG retained .
Por InIornht,u ayyiJ me IN raid torp or 10 said
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DIRECT IMPORTATION PER STEAISNlt
pET AND SCHOONER JULIA.

CARGO BALE.
DIRECT IMPORTATION PER STEAISi!1E
PET AND SCHOONER JULIA.
nN YaIDIY, Nay .. lses, At 10 o':loeL, l. 81 Iw!lI
,ell AT my saIes.oom, No. Granite Row, ":'asng.
IN ths following article Imported Il Above alr.st
an4 carts Soda orys,ah,
80 kegs 81 Ossb soda,
lh6 boxes Tin Plate,
IS cases 81 dos Cotton Cards. No ~.
~ boxes O4itils Sokp
lIboIs yaoey DO
10 toIes English sperm osad'e'
81 boxes rtAr do
~ boxes FL Loaxood,
boxes blnanS,
IS boxes scO gross aatchH,
100 ouInlna,
case sponge,
u bss Aun,
Dbl jamaica Gin -er.
s boxes Psarl 5aros
5baga prime Oof:e.
- SSn pure Vinegar.
bundi> as lbs sols Leather,
oases Boots and SHOES,
chests Young dyson Tea.
chests Oongon d.
bag Fnsnto.
cssE TE Ware,
81 dea Bss.srd pies,
So doz handfsw FILES
% Rosrs Note PsPer,
csses Nsn and Boy1' Straw Hau,
bales Unblssehed shirtlns sIU pie:ss,
4eaIss Long 0loth, ITO pie'e1.
cszo Twesds,
100 lbs White and Yellow shos 11rsao'
1900 dos oIlrts spool Cotton,
csc Ladiea hantln
case Ready-hsde olothing.s
hhds Old scotch WhiIksy. Sa u
pip.s par. Palo ccgn.c Brandy.
! tss, pure Old Jam. ca Ron,
go esis' coGns0 Bt md Government '''H''
.cs.l. ALCOHOL. uty'-r',