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Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1863-04-29

THE Fruit CRop.-From the returns in our
possession from the various portions of the
State, we are able to make aattering state
ments of the fruit yield for 1868. In this
immediate vicinity, the peaches are "scorch-
ed" little, but the nature of the tree to
over bloom" itself, will furnish a full share
Of sound, healthy buds. The other fruits are
all right, though the present severe weather
mey destroy some. Yesterday morning, in
Cleveland, it was as cold as it had been dur
ing the winter; but the buds in that locality
were backward, and consequently not iniur-
ed. Throughout the Western Reserve, the
prospects for an abundant crop are Gne. On
the lower vallies of the Muskingum, Scioto
and the Miamis, the peach bloom viii soon
put forth, and it is said that all are safe. From
the northwest, we have not quite 50 favorable
statements.-O. s. Journal.
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THE Hon. W j Flagg's resolution.
adopted by che Legislature Of Ohio, has
attracted great attention, an is widely
Pulished as the right thing, said in good
time. 1t is in the following terms;
"ResoIeed, That we will have no dis
solution of the Union; that we viii have
no armistice; that we can fight as long
as the rebels and traitors can; that the
war shall 60 on until law is restored; and
that we will never despair of the Ropub-
lie"
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reeted they are held responsible they have set
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4 If subscribers remove to other places With
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Miss splizazzlo's school.

THF school taught in Squabtovvn. By afss.
Helena Joanna Augusta Irene Spiizi1lls is
conducted on the purest principles of u..iden-
y modesty and delieaey.
F." Miss Susan smiaie, spell shawl sap
"S-h-o-r-l-shawl"
" "No-'taint right"
S-c-h-o-r-e-l."
p" La no, that amt right. Susan, what 10
yOuput around your neck2" ssaal
Ny beads, num-" er4
"Pshawl Did you go to church last nightqu
Yes, man"
We'll now, what did you have round your,
neck, besides the cape and the beads just be-
fore you started2"
" o dear me can't tel.
silly child R9collect now, for YOU must
.eT." .la1lI59
'I'm a6eerd to, na'aul." q
Afraid to, what nonsense. Ten IL rfglr.s
'ut, Miss or IN give you a black mark. 'aa5
q" Well the carpenter mans ARM but il
vas only once."
Good gracious, iordy me ! Why the child
$ ruined. 0, lal Did I ever hear the like.
70 right into the closet, Miss Susan, snifle,
his minute
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UNION
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West side North Main-street, near the Square.
Terms per annunn, invariably in advance.
IL copies one year, $40
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1863-04-29

LovEJoY says the negroes are superior to
their white owners, mentally, physically and
morally
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1863-04-29

TIE Springfield Republican says the town
of HolyOke is noted for two things-its dam
and its damnable propensity to quarrel about
its Post Office.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1863-04-29

THE New York Home Journal says the
latest bit of uptown fashionable news, is
the exceeding sumptuOusness of two sue
cessive dinner parties, given to two be-
trothed ladies, by wealthy bachelor of
their acquaintance, each party number
ing about twenty persons, and the latter
including General and Mrs. Mcclellan
among its guests. One very expensive
and exquisite difference from ordinary
parties consisted in the novel furnishing
of the table. 1t was oval shaped, but
with the white cloth only ciroling its
outer rim-the whole interior being an
exquisitely arranged parterre, filed with
baskets Of the most costly and sumptu-
Gus flowers, set in wet saw dust and moss,
and the air being thus laden with fra
GRANGE, while the dinner was handed
round, in a dainty succession of choice
dishes, according to the beautifully print
ed carte, distributed to all. At the close
of the dinner, each lady guest took (asa
present from the host) one Of these cost
y and superb baskets Of flowers. which b,
had ornamented the center of the table:
the beautiful burthen of the banquet be.
ing thus borne away by the most admir-
ed Of the admiring beholders
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1863-04-29

A poet in tender line says of a phenome-
non attending kiss in porch, with honey
suckles looking on:
''The transport fragrance windward blew"
a nautical man would have had the fra
GRANGE blow to leeward. The kiss perhaps
upset things SO in the poets mind that he
couldn't get them to rights exactly.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1863-04-29

CHARITY covers a multitude of sins, but, in
the case of charity dinners, the covers should
be dishcovers.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1863-04-29

PEOPLE talk about the szy's falling; ifit
were to do so, the world for once would get
enough Of " blue ruin"
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1863-04-29

THERE IS no magic in the woof of the rich
mans velvet against the malady slumbering
under the fustian jacket.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1863-04-29

A CHILD is never happy from having his
own way. Decide for him, and he has but one
thing 20 do: put him to please himself, and he
is troubled with everything and satisfied with
nothing.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1863-04-29

River OF YINEGAR.-Near the road from
Bogota to Quiton, in South America, there is
a river the waters OF which are as sour as vim
egar. 1t takes its rise among the Andes in
the neighbOrhOod Of the volcanoes, which are
supposed to impart to it its sulphuric proper
ties.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1863-04-29

'Daily Evening Mair'-A lover calling on
his sweetheart.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1863-04-29

March is, 1868 At the sale Of Henry
Landis near Shaeferstown, Lebanon county,
Pa, was bag sold for s1.6O, which was made
in Germany, by Henry Stohler, A D. l7I6,
now 1O2 years old. It has been used ninety
Eve years on the farm Of Henry Landis, and
is yet pretty good bag. The following in
scription is on it:
"Es freyt sich jedes hertz und muut,
Des mach dem hevren fragen tuht,
Schaff in mir OF Got Elm ranes hertz.
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stIltt 4attTT.
Her thoughts and His.

By OWEN MEREDITH.
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CAMP or a.D VA REGIMENT,
Ma Oh 3ls:, 1861. )
= TO TH& CITtZHNH or EAIIEA

~ COUNTY. VA: It sfSords ne pl.salrs, ca
9aha8 q TIE Brooklyn Gseys, to tender our SIN.
go tAanks q tAs late p.ricd for tbs many bona.
30 1eoolve1 q your hands, and more especially
Osseesaved through the Rsv Mr. Scott, from your
ee0ay: IwNl aasuss you that auch evidence OF
looe tlo9 appreciation c,mes like the ossis In Il
0soas - M ,airsey pieii1 q, and vii! ever to re-
1soeaee4 with feelings Of inAnlte plsa5nre and
s1.sess.Ahe featitads. i q souroe Of muah com
91ssag ~ Dsivatioue Of camp and the dangers
q 1Ao I'D, ~ re stu k!rdiy remembered By
No. ae9 whom ~ are separated, who, ever
voeoAG1l o. cur comforts and nscsesIiss and ever
eeo1y ~ s9ew with foees the ttsrry ps.h we
esa1s hnSos6 % with ths prolour dsst thsnkful
- I'D nerves 40 70 encounter eAeerfally the
nv 1t0saities ~ must encounter II tho pA.hs
q lBlY. - aDeursd that animated By the noble
- oo9o4 t1pulses that Nc are. In this strussie,
0oeeo0s0 tor ths precious love OF hbsst7, end
- asassl % NE tarous Of God, we viii leave
0001h8 uo4ooe % accomplish ali ycu msy wish or
o1yooA TAa old g l In which We have prou lily
s0So4 Halifax siaes the commencement o.
no1uN erassde. has wen lau.eis ap,n Sve.y bat.
0aem eAl1sA b. dsfss'; bp: win a fi.na T. ust IN
- NO "e!voet the victory 10 whonsosvsr lie
Oe)eaA," We via still invoke Ills mighty ARA TO
~ . = 81 fature eonA'ssa With tia support Of
0e ~ ladies, who have evss trapped issrs Of
v9oaeg go eooSislon more pie ant, We have
onoe0euy MT ana pasee4 the h&rdsalps OF 20.
Voeo OlAtog: anA A0pe, n the fast app. oac. Ing
o00AeA. " - s6ls 70 sdd usw laytrs TO our
AsolQ4 soGfs, many thanks for your kinan.ss,
- 1s1s Eat ehs time may 5000 come when
pm NADs4 W1e shall have changed his wrlns I'd
ooe1 - ~ 0A1 - permitted 70 return In sfs,y
- - bseeas q 4oss ws love
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Ey 6sddin l. Appersen, Anet'..

VALUABLE HEa@ s1sTATE on Broad ard
v Adams st,eets, toSeihsr utts Household Far.
n;tnFe FOR SAFE ar AuUTIoE.-- { the Esques.
OF Msssrs J e and 3 WSodsoD We shall ssU, q
public auction, GA tins pramises, on WE0sKapAY,
Aps2, Is SOS as o'ooek p Il, in TIA order .fvs;.
tissd tho .oiowns vsiusbie real es' ste, w Ira.
large sLd roli located brick Tenement "a tie soaa
k:de cf i;road, between 7oushss GId dsl,s s!a ~
csxsY ossupisd by 81 J&ao7 Woo6sun &lso, The
aejoia:us wooden Tss saens. ccaupsd BY Dir Boot
Hsafcr5, and, s.so tie Lot g0jo.EiIg g, ID tie fst
wish large hslox Stable ihsrtoa. Afes whish vii
bs sold tha ,erge. new framed Dwelling N .kseu.
lice OF A6asn6 stress, Ia rear Of The Clay Etsss:
Methods. Ohusch now oea1pisd by ~ Marx Tyr.
6a.i, AID the adj oiainS Tenement, occupied 81 xr
jacob Eeisisr.
AFTER shs sale Of ali ths real estate will b soN.
for cash, at The iase residence o. Er Jacob Weed
sou Bread s.rssb sii The sur1li1-e sheEsir con-
sistingo Of tho usus, variety
TEsss.-Eor the real estate, ons-saird cash sha
Balance =. ana ~ moaths, for negotiate notss,
vita interest," sdss5. SECURED by urst 6sse; %
al ca.h, ~ the op..on Ct me pureh&es, The taxss
AID Insurance for the Year to ss paid By tho ruz.
chaser. GUDEIN A. GEfEkH0N
ap5 Austic pssp.
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STATE ELECTIONS.

w. TO TIE e OFT ZENS CT AIOHkOHD.-
~ When, tn lS40, withdrew from pablo lie,
I designed to quit IL permanently. When return.
irg to this city. after long abseIc,, TO I'd ate
my cbi.Ersn smongs: yca, you G ave me the eord'I
greeting Of former years, and again demand ny
services at csi:isal ncms NJ Of our pu5!is g.. s.
would not p'sos my p'rioaai wishes gains. 90
hoao:ipg csM.
When tbs. tenn Of service ended tie time came
two ysars ago, to exc Ats my long 81 .ifhsd pur
po,e 70 decline further CeYvice fels that could
almost moral polt.oonsry-snvironed as our State
wa ct that ment with doubts AMI dar gers, exc
cute that purpose, eld the general voice Of the
city &c ain resurni, me to The L g.s'Atuye bore
my # IRIS to sustain the public oanse, ld.r novel
circumstances o! grave 4 .rl!y ss well to pro-
mote sor loes, interest,", had not been deemed
wholly unworthy # your appreciation.
rles addressed to ins reqn. response My pre-.
ference for prlva.e life remains unchanged Bat
my own ref sctioss, no isGs than the opinions Of
come value, have dsIs mined me not 10 coSsu!t
that PFC :efsace By s. refasa, of my esrvices, If
thought By my fellow ei'ix-as wcrih retaining s.
In ordinary times citizen may be excusatle. per.
hays, for GucA course. Dct II tbs presence of
CREST ssssiors ara il tbs midst Of grsAt siia.s
kno" 40 iiEe CT dn,y for Sse,y good c,.zsa except
to hold himself ready tc perform any pubic scr.
vics the peops shsll sakigi him 10. 4: such tim,
the trits lhfess, neither TO seek or to shun pub
tic pifcs" Eas, il my vier, real 1aaaiug. It
ceuse my personal tss.as incline to prefer the
ptiv6ts waixs OF lie. but ssT mere bssxuse kha re
spoEsbtiex and aNsis:iss % public trust, at srth
THO thi., in my se~, zach az tnst 10 n IN
who has f. t. OK s capSs.e OF ss.imstirg, The mag
nj nee and tho weight of .hsm shonld voiuusesr to
assume thcua. Aud vii &c. shua them, because
when Q country has Its al q: STAKE i, has right
Ia my p:a.on. TO ths Esrrioes Of any c.zsn IL tho
place Whole they Eay deem 10 woula be most
ussiui
Ghis thsn, Ia my rals OF conduct thaN work
wherever may bs assigned to Gu.y. / shall seek
ro place. sad shus Dds:s, neither high nor low. II
TO-. in rily.ts station, ! thai b. nsftec.sdy
Picard that my fs,io~.ci'E,n NJ lhsl havo .erosed
their srcsss Ia hands they deem Eo;e suitable than
mine 10 aem!cix:er them. II piscsd In tffise.
will obsorsui.y ASSUME, and faithfully perform. the
Guties O! It, 30 most 10 sdsSnoa and xaaiGsstu,
according TO my beat Judgment, the ,ncr and in
isrests Ct ny country.
Ia any evsIt tfsfs csn bs n. change In the brief
moreat Of time iaf. here, III tbs pIIde with
wi leh h.se Witnessed your sii sro wing power
your unguai.ic; enc feif sse.iaot1g apfit--yeur
lavish contributions to The public cause RI men AID
s1ics blessed, us.st:ntsd charities al
pefscnN nialstefirgs 10 The pck wounded, and
sGtTsirg rendering cur city lie dt raj, 81 aha
I. the political, Capital OF ous beloved Old State
and Of our young aid honored Uonfedafs,y.
Respectfully. your fellow citxso,
spl5-lt2 WTNGuAI EOB2RTaOE.
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r.thnsss Of Respast.

Trsbus.s Of Respect
C.vpYSxnKsNs NICK Feb 81, 1869.
Ass uesties CT tie nzoahlyn arays company
r. Esd vsrk iaIa u gtnl<as, Uapt Samuel Was.snAs
DIV 90 motscn of y Bafksdsls the following
r. ,siusiocg were oftsssd ard uuanimously adopted,
Wxsys4s, I. has pisxssd Almighty 0od. in Als
wisacm 70 remove Tom our midst ~ us I've nieaa
K.so,,sd, 9hss ws bow With humble rshxnasion
70 the deSysea Of an a!twiss Providence. believing
re,o,vsI. That Il IL our sad ard mournfui duty to
nay respect to the memory OF the deeessed, whose
rrivste virtues we al hishiy appreciated md who
yis'ding 10 Els country frat CALL boldly tcOk his
anxd Ia the nainsensnce OF tina sovereignty Of our
eta.ss, and the security OF hcrnts. and has ever
ehsred With IS without sau-muring. the fasigues u
ths march the priv atoms OF camp end the dangers
Of tbs Asld In cur hooss OF deepest gloom.
Aesoloed. That IL sosrss II soasols;ion 70 sns
friends II tia dst .sed to know that hs lived ana
Gisd Ch.itiAn patriot solder q the posi- o. duty
beiieyins IN the savlr grs.e Of Christ JesuA
0Ressluss That We DO tsn6e. 70 the family Of sae
ceeessed our heartfelt sympsthy IN thelf osfesve'
s.ns 70 Tho family ct tas deceased s7d be pab'
lsa'd In the A'ea"0na ps : q xur..x,. Chm,
ssxtJB God.y Aos's ses'y.
CAMP CT ED VA ErsT, ApRill3 1873.
At a meeting CT ths Brooklyn Gssys. company
q a3d virginia regiment, Capt Sannel @. VII.
Hams prssid 'ng, and sergs J. B. 0odsey &C ing
escretaxy on motion OF IT. 9. A. Raine tho follow
ius revolutions were eGsrsd and unaCim ,usy
adopted:
Whereas, II has be.n cur misfortune to have re.
moved from ear midst cur late friend sud comrado
In asms Private O. r. WILKINS,
keso;ved, That We humbiy tubnit TO the VIII OF
an I'll Wise Providenss, hoping our loss to be h1
ResolysS. That Il b our sad and msurnfrl duiy
70 pay respect to the msmory OF the doosssed
VIII o, Integrity a. man and valor - soldier We
all highly appreciated 10 yislded 70 his country
frss cali, ana, animated BY the noble and saersd
impuisss that hs VISA he left nothing un6oue. (Gks
other True srldees sia Ia giving victory 70 cur
arms But, slAs he hes Ioossnsd his mold en-
earthly things forever. and has bsen consigued to
his place Of rssi. Thine, departed friend, shat!
ever cceupy the ess sacred place in the hearts Of
thy loved f,!low soldisGA
lesolred That We do tender to the family Of tho
deceased or heartfelt sympathy in Their bsrsAve'
ment and sorrow.
R,solced, That q copy Of these resolutions be
sent 70 the family OF the deceased and b published
In ths Eichm0nt papers.
Capt @ WILLIAMS, Chairman
0odsey Acting sscre.asy.
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sp . o.

NJ ALuABLx nUrxL fA.PaAfY Ioa 81 =.
v At PUBLIC AUurl0A.-On ne LAM ~ ~
Of & prii nsxs viii e6sr 81 public sale, u ~
town Of Lsxiastcn. Va. my kfossi Properly vi
its ap3urten6Hcea. known - the Lexington ness'ss
Ths house con. sias c6 bed rccms Aeidins nsn "a
20 { beds, with ofacs bxx-rocua, bafose saop -.
seo.n two ace ladies pAslors and two ssntemsIss
siiisng rooms also, ffcnfing 90 Man s9sss ~.
deslrahs store rocynA hniahs0 In nfat style; o.
wtica Is now lsaNd fer three ysaxh End W g.
eaa BE- at sry day. .A
TIA hauxs L. wsll fugnsshsA and easpsssd hsoas~
out aud situated IN tAs MOST sdSisle pan 81 -
town
Attached to shs hotel. and to 70 sold v!A -
excAllent stable. With accommodations fcf - -
hundred hafses Alao attached Q good eaEeee ~
clstesn and bydcAna Water ca TIE peenaAsa -
p;.ss ftr the uss 81 the touss Tor Stx raenses -
hand. which the purchaser cen huy - eesss
than eAn b pursAssed else ~Hees
Alsc alct u ssnaA heeA Ssai, me Aefsse he1s
hssnsss eix mils sOws. A fall 0aota % L.
eoazisstno Of cookx baker. ostsstA dlntns -,
sesvansa .ehamSee naAiis. Asss afe 6Aeso ~ ~
ysas. whlah tAs purchases eaa hike % fssses
tngmA
4 furthsr description b deemed unssee11e3. =,
Il = presumed psst.aA dsxirng - paSeoe
vis.t assa sxAAiss W. properly eFsvaeas ~
nsto.
Tmns sAnslnG - naaehaeeeoS
= mlA OooaA1eEaie neoey 49, = -
~ wAeiA = ~ ~ ~ lssssssssS. .aon
aAs4-lef Wsahhese -
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~ Lancaster = Co. AUctlgnIsyS.
Crooks At tuUTiOs.-we WI, ss!l 4, m.
~ ZION, st cur cfass. On W1DIKSDAY, lysh ir1
st u O'clock
sl sSso Q Q ocupcn eoads Is sI X izu.
5oC0 North Carolina PEI cent bonds
Ao shares Stosk Of the 1ds. 90. Of The s.Ns
Virginia
50 tha,es Old Dominlca ms, Stock
90 do Bank OF the Cosumenwh sts.s
10 do Traders Daak Stock
Us do Il, = r Railroad Stock
60 Do Va Central r z Stock
ei0-0 Va and Tenn X y lss Mort Bords
sp II LANCASTER L co, ArO.a
In addition to the above We vii SELL
IS SHARES E:aioshian Coal Nine Stock
so DO 5asees River and Kauswha sto,t
$1,000 Oonfecssa.e 3 per cent. Colpan DorSs
long OATS, leo mil izssue
SiGcO Cone aeEsts8 per csn: Regsss.ed Hora
lsps cate, 100 mil. ks7e.
= epl3 L. $500 ""'"" co, Auet,,
ALSO
70 shFes 81 stock In the Eishmend imscr.
iTs and Expcrtirg Go.
3 sharss Msao. ester q & " kAaui.e!uiius
Go Sock
Shares Bank cf Virginia Stock
e.5.0F0 Virgilla state Kegstsre1 Donds
90 shares o. stock In the Ina o. Ct the w.
Icy Of Viyg!Sta
In addition TO tho above there viii be Rssslywi
sale OF Crsrge aud Alsxsndris stock
I'd Ia EAACASTAa / CO.
-ALsO,-
$40 Geo Virginia Oeatral I'd mort Ba.d.;
6,lOo Riuhmond City Doads.
apl5 LSEOAsTEn 4 Go. lueu
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w. EDITORS or She RICHMOND DIG.
~ PATUH The partially CT soms filings
has induced them to mention ny name in y0us pa
Per OF this morning in conuactlon with the Ecute
OF Delegated AS bold IN efles at present wiic
renters ms raleibia TO tha ps s..on mentioned fer
~. :s. am 'a.satsd to the voters CT this city.
gwss bes !osve IN ss respectfully &c eceline the
oncr From aElcrS ths ansag csnGidates already
IN the Asid fesi Essars tast tbsy s.isot goIns
oac more capable and rso.s eager to sssurae tho
responsibilities o. representative. tes1
Yours inoss respectfully,
April Il. $50 JOHE ID FRANCISCO.
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T3>KUST1E'6 EAIs eT DAaIR ABLE small
Il Residences, on s7:h a.d Z streets, Cnicn Bill, d
Auction -sTe will eel upon she rrsmsss, ty ottsr
April, commencing .: ~ O'Clock r n desirable
snsa Ee.;dencs, icoxssd O. sboys. II eonialrs
tou- sood rooms, ings.h o. with largo stable sad
Cow hoasa. Having bean rsesntiy bu;it tie pre-
Inisss are La good repsis Possession VIII 30 gwen
II once.
TxnMs -Cne-thiFi cAsa, tho Sslancs at 1 srd Q
months, Tor AZ B5tsbo ueteB, with intarsst sddsd
and secured by q txust dssd Chs purchaser 10 pay
the rAxss for 1863.
spill ia rsyLoR 4 SON. Anauorss.s.
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~ Ven y ssssj
A UeTlOH SAILS. : o. WEoyrsn.~ -.
~ II April, ~ Nill ELI as CIR stcrs ~. ~
Ms.a stxsst eomnsselDe = 70 sleSS. : -. !.
Of DAY GOODS. 1HO0DxlaO, HASnv3H
and suEnxIss sebrseins 3
''i r.,1 nae - Sa''s and White ,asaA
$50 psscs. fitch spring Bonnie. Rlsae.,
800 0as best Hsnnings dssdlss
$50 lbs SsddlsTs' ana Patent Thread
'f1l' A'a''i s1 1aa pos,Isisn'' Lasting a.'s..
10 cxaks Soda Ara
20 b.xes bsss CASTLE Sosp
10 bsgs Rio q Zee
40 barrels prime Brown gues,
- chests Ans Eng;ish Brsakfast "a.
do DO 0anpowdsr "a
bag prime Jsve 0t0ss
4bass GOO ibs) Hops
800 bushels Tennesses Basisy.
HARDWARE
Invoices Of 6sditazy, ooa.is.lns ~ nat,
0cash H.Eaxs Gig Trees pies so ~,s'sIsA
EuA Hinyss wrought and ssss. Gom ' -,
Knives snd Forks: Scissors sse. eta
sTATiOAERY
80 reanis good Foolscap Pspar
so. do Ex.ra Supss letter pao.r
q. eco Envelopes.
50 cases Of tho e~isnrated Due,!lou z.,.,.
TCUhccc M J hEd 10 b8iNa
so cases KlikiRuick, PIONEER. De-.
Smoking tcbaceo ~
50 sasss Joshsy Club. 1ssalia, DsAll. 4.
Rnekirg Tobasso, -,
aod several lots ons Manufactured 1cbseso.
-ALsO,-
lime Granite Dinnse Set. lls pissss
l Ono lockwood Piano, 81 cessyss
Lot Of Oh Cloth. Carpets, s;a
with many other tesis abls goods now Ia s,oe. a..
daily sxpseted from Wilmipyian. ~
Parties dssiring 30 contribute 70 th.s AL. -,
please eend In thar goods et once, VII
SLAUGHTER, HlCKLIH 4 m
apav Auss!oassn.
VIII Be aided
20 6cx,o la6ies' ard misses Hoe, gxuts
2j do Iu5bar Combs
20 do Tooth B. ushss
70 do Skirt Hraida
Pearl Butiy2s. watch K.Ss, Hslr p;aa a.,
sc pairs Rss al CAad, es.icks 's"'
sp:aHdfd Marble MaMleyiece
SLAUGHTER, RtCKLDN 4 On
Ap II AUNS1onss..
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EOARDINH

ID eAEDlNG Eight or ten gentlemen can DO
ID accommodate WITH BJxRDiNts aud LODo.
sdS q the Arcsds Saloon, ca TIA street. be-.
tween Frankiin end Main Transient bosrdsrs
can aeply. Terms. cash. 10 suit tSs times.
aD IS -lts H MSRAE, Proprietor.
FIVHRK 81 Or FOUR GENTLEMsN Caa be &C.
u oommodxt<d villa aEy b AID at
] Il bIaI1HG. ON 0rsaa ST.
~ l4-3:s Cns door rom 18Th q.
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t so. lss Ex.z essss'i
u-%yfery.Tr~r rrursrrv vszraAR A Ar
II ar1C ris,H VII +. slrs :, s1r -. sroosre
s.-t,, h.tv.s, Or .,,a or =. an y TsnEEeDAY.
4 .,,i * - : - IN e..,o.t ~ N assor4
Int - Tnrn1,r,. si.n.ks,w veh,skav 1nnin
p.snas' v...r.- ~. ccrsstirss n ~. fo,loxins
and c.hsr articles: ' = -
TT.r5rohs. ysu,..na r.h,..
Bsdstssds Beds, Mattresses
Cb.ndejIaIs Ksrossno Lsuus
Sofas. Eceh ing chairs
Hpre ada Blankets Pillows
Ctias Guns and Ga ssts.
ALSO
4 bhis exc ,iicrt Vinegar
g hbss Whishey
bbi Apple Brandy, etc.
apI3 WILLIAMSON 4 90, Aue.s.
VII hs added TO the ahoye--
/ verv eanSsr m, cfflds Carri,rr.
sbhli nriu,s snokius robscoo'
.r ''' p''~ ''o " r. 40. Auo.a
IF mos n OWers- Xtctioncer.
---- ----------- -
ID FLOUR, SUGAE, SODA, &C "-i WI sell 9:
auction at the BAKERY OF soseph maria, on leIo
siTest. bsswsel xsa and 2si, On WEDxEspAI
tee l5.h list coEnmcncsrg ss ~ o'clock, his
BAKEsY-
Flee Gwen, IL ecEafisse csdsf
Peas, PaAis;a stesa Boxes, ana otner innings
Epperta.ntrg to BAKERY
quantity OF Flour, esgaf, Lard, Efat
superior lot of Esasa SOFA
Store Kixtu.sg. GoczteSs
d0etVl08 SltGW tArfs
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~KOfIOE.-1srsons having DEAD AM.
Halls on thsir premises can have them removed b.
yond the limits Of the city free Of charge By leav.
inn dsres.ions In writing where they cen be found
either ut the STAFF e.sblss," On Governor street.
between 9th and 10th, or ct the E.tfe Beds near
Baoons Quarter Branch, on the Brook turnpike.
EahYocnd, Feb 9, le3Q to 10-0