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NOTICES.
OFFICE OF ASSISTANT QUARTERN lsTER,
Cleveland, o., July Is, 1858.

OFFICE OF ASSISTANT QUARTERHI IsTER,
Cleveland, O., July l6, 1883. .
ITO CONTRACT0RS.-SEALED
Propo ssls will : e received until 10 O'Clock A. M,
uy 25ih 1903 for furnishing Fuel for the Of the
Troops az Camp Cleveland, Ohio, viz:
Five hundred 900 cords seasoned merchants
BILE Hard WOOd, and
Three hundred (30Il bar hels Of No. Bitumin-
Ou3 Coal.
The above 10 be deliver IN the City Of Cleveland,
sui jpct TO the order OF the Assistant Q1sreras err
Prop 5sitiOns must STATE the quantity offered aud
must be accompanied iy goa -Antee OF two respon-
sibie prsOns, mat the party viii fulfill tte CONTRACT
II awarded TO him.
Wriden contracts will be entered into and cOntrac-
tors required 10 give bond for the faithful perform
anJe OF the contracts. Payment will be made upon
the completion of the contract.
The ubdersigned reserves the right TO reject any
ana all Bids that may be deemed too high
Proposals to be addressed to the undersigned at
Ciegeland. Ohio, and must be endorsed "Propo,als
for Fuel" JOHN y. CRANE,
lulyl7-l4g Captain and Asst Or Master.
fsaF-ger,ld and plain Dsatar copv I'd
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RAILROAD NOTICES.
CENTRAL EXPRESS La III De
" COMPANY. EZs2.----
FICES:

ISS Bauk-Sfss Cleveland, ohio.
55 La Salie-St., CbicSg1, W @ SCOTT. Agent
l9l Broadway, N. Y, +. C. MARKHAM, AgsntA
This Company is in sncCelsful operation between
Boston, New York, Cleveland, columbus -, SpIing-
field, D Dayton, o. Ft. Wayne, Ind Chicago, Mill
waukee, Madison, Wis. st. Paul, st. Anthony, Min
neapolis, MINI f., and all in:e mediate points
Our Offices arc Opzn. Ms and Teams on baud, and
ready to receive Freight and Packages which we un-
deItake to forward with dispatch.
Time Contracts given, and any de.av beyond the
tims specified, all damages will be prom pity paid
We sra prepared to cary Merchandise with dis
patch and at moderate rates
SPECIAL attention will be- given to shipment Of But-
ter, EGGS and other PeTishable properly which we
will receive at the DsPCts aud deliver in New York in
Spring Wagons Rates at moderate advance on reg
ular freight tariff.
Persons desIrOas of seDding tho pro fucts of the
country to market in small quantities. wall find this
Express q medium between passenger train EXpIess
and ordinary freight, with charges accordingly
Orders executor from the country, and Money col
lections made aud Temitted.
Bills Of Lading q en-, with time specifeI and sent
by NAL, If desired.
W. ). CULLEN, Managing Director in the North
st, st Paul.
J. NOTTINGHAM, Managing Director, Chicago.
L. W. WEEKS President, Milwaukee.
SAMUEL W. PHELPS,
Superintendent, Painesville, Ohio.
155- The Supe.iutendentor or Agent in Cleveland will
give rates and AL ihfOrma, ion required.
T.. N. PARKS, Agent,
julys-45I I27 Bank-SG Weddell House Block.
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CONSTITUTION WATER,

which gives those organs time TO recover their healthy
tone and vgor We are able to state that the COnst
tuition Water has cured every case Of Diabetes in
which Il has been given.
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MASTERS SALE.-In pursuance of an

M ASTERS SALE.-In pursuance Of an
lNl order of sale issued from the Court Of
Common Pleas ofCuyahoga County, Ohio, in the
case in which Samuel Ferguson is Plaintiff, and
Margaret Montgomery, Defendant, to me di-
rected, shall expose for sale at the door Of the
Court House, in the city OfCleveland, on the 18th
day of August, 1858, at two o'clock in the after
noon Of said day, the following described lands
and tenements, to wit
Situated in the township eff Mddleburgh, in the
county of Cuyahoga, State of Ohio, and Is known
as part of Fraction E, in the village of Berea,
bounded, commencing at the south -eastcorner Of
Alexander LairG's lOt-thence south three chains
to q stalIe-thence south S7SI east chains and
% links to a stale-theoce north 1Oo west one
chain and two links to a stake-thence north 60
east to the place Of beginning containing 400
acres Of land, subject to all legal highways. APP
praised at $500 90.
VIM. V. TOUSLEY,
Master Commissioner.
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FRED'K A. NASH,
Captain and Provost Marshal
Eighteenth District Of Ohio.
INVALID CORPS. Itt1

All MeritOrlous Discharged Soldiers, WWW
Wounded or Disabled in the line Of duty, u n II
have the right 10 join the CORPs HOROR AND VET-
EBANs Pay, &c, same as Infantry Of Regular Army,
except bounty and pension The right OF pension for
previous wounds will still be valid The Corps is to
be station ed in Cities and Forts TILL THE WAR is
OVER. Apply to the Board Of Enrolment for the
Congressional District in which yOn reside. which
will furnish the MEBITORIOUs with transportation to
my ite, No. 4 Bank-St., Cleveland, Ohio.
J. n CROSS, lst Lieutenant
iulylI452 And ReoruitiDg uficer, Invalid Oorps
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The Chief Attributes Of Manhood are
frequently lost suspended By mai practices and
eOus habits that will inevitably lead TO hereditary
disease unless checked IN time Read the truths aid
down IN ths treatise 'sHUmAh FRAILTY, or PHYS.
IOLOsIoAL RESEARCHES" It is slEbOrstely iiIu5tra-
ted with COlorod engrsying5 and wiz convince the
most hardened and unoonosrnsd, ss well a. relieve
the minds OF the most despondiRs, og leading thsn
In the right channel for relief OF bodiy and nenta.
agony and despair.
Pa5-Sold b5 Or. BARROW, tel Bleecker St., n. Z.
Price 25 esnt Sent free evsFyHhsrs. See advertise
nnsnt Of "a TrisssElari' in another column.
sold also by 6. W. CLARK, Or0ggist, Cleveland,
Ohio, ~
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Hagan's Magnolia Balm.

This is the most delightful ami extraordinary ATti
Gle ever discovered Il changes the sun-buvnt face
and hands to pea satn text iro Of ravishing beau
ty, impart3ng the marble purity of youth, aid the
DIsTISGUE appearance 50 inyi ing in the city belle Of
fashion. It tan, freckles, pmp,es and rough
ness from the skin, leaving the comp.exion fresh,
transparent and smooth 1t contains no material in
furious to the skin PatrOuizsd bg Actresses and
Ope a Singers. IL is what svsry lady should have.
AB-Sold Everywhere.
DEMAS s. BARNES co.,
&c; erI gents,
julyl-Rs 2o3 Broadway, New York.
Editor Leader-DBAE SIR: With your per
mission wish TO say the readers Of you paper tia;
will send By return mail to all who wish is (free)
Recipe, with full directions for making and Using
simple Vegetable Balm that will elIectually remove
in ten days, Pimples BlO,ehes, Tsn, Freekles, and
all Impurities OF the SKIN, leaving the same soft,
clear, smooth and beautiu nj
will also mail free to these having Bald Heads
Bare Faces, simple droctions and Information that
Will enable them to start full growth OF Luxurian
Hair, Whiskers, or Moustsohe in less than 50 days
All applications answered by return mad wi.nout
charge. Respectfully yours,
THCS. =. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
iune2g-i52 s3l Broadway, n. 7.
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L.l.nrrhrno OF Rht.,.


This disease depends upon an Inflammation o. mu
accompanied By pain IN the back across me
bowels and through the hips. A teaspOonful OF the
medicine may be taken three times day with an in
lection Of a tablespoonful OF the medicine mixed
with half pint OF soft water, morning and evening
Irritation of the Neck Of the Bladder, IljSdE.
nation Of the Ri1aeys, and CatGTh Of
the BJa4dsT, StTaHguFy and
Burning, Or PeiyiII
Irritating.
and too much not be said in its praise. A single
dose has been known 10 relieve the most urgent dYmp
toms Are you troHbled with that distressing pain in
the small Of the back and through the hips A tea
spoonful day Of Constitution Water will reiieveyon
Ike magic.
For DyspsPSa
It has no equal in relieving the most dist essiug
Tymptoms. Also, Headache Heartburn, Acid Stom-
aah, Vomiting Food, &C. Take a teaspO0nful after
dinner The dose in all cases NAV b increased II ds
sired, but should be done gradually4
PhyHieiass
Have long since givon up the use OF buchu, cubsbs
and juniper in the treatment Of these diseases and
only use them for want of better remedy.
CONSTITUTION WATER
has proved itself equal to the task that has de1Ol'od
Dirsties
irritAte and drench the kidneys and by constant use
sosn lead to chronic degeneration and confirmed dit-
eS'es
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CHEERS FoR JEEF. DAVIS.

On Wednesday couple of men in their
shirt sleeves, on horseback, drove up to q
crowd Of rioters on Third Avenue, near
Thirty-Third Street, and called for eheera
for JEFF. Davis, and they were given with
q will One Of fhe5e men was armed with
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an az handle and The other had re-

an az handle and the other had re-
volver.
THE MOB IN TROY VIGOROUS PRIEST.
In Troy, Father Hsvermans, a Catholic
priest, was largely Instrumental in qui-
eting the riotous disturbance in that city.
He had no scft phrases for the rioters, but
went at them with good solid words, fol-
owed up by solid blows. A Troy paper
says:
subsequently, party of the rioters
proceeded to the church in which the eel
ored people worship, and the indications
were that it would be demolished, when
Father Havermans, pushing his way into
the crowd, knocked down with a stick one
who appeared to be the leader exclaiming
"You scoundrel, what are you doing here
home with you" Then turning to the
crowd, he appealed to them to desist and
90 home. They dispersed, but afterwards
broke into the Jail and released all the
prisoners
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SPECIAL g0TIgEs
s-F-Iseo-x,

s-T-Iseo-X.
BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERs.
They puriiyi strengthen aud iaVigorats
Tney create healthy aprstfts
Tney are an antidote to ehabge Of Vastsr and diet
They overcome effects o. dissi 5ation late hours.
They strengthen the system and enlIven themind
They prevent miasm stic aud Intermittent fsvers.
They purt tbs breath and a1idily Of the stomach
They cure Dyspepsia aud Consultation
They cue Dinrrdoea, Oholera and uholeram morbug
Tnsy cure Liver Complaint and Headache.
They are the best Bitters in the world They make
the weak strong aud are exhausted nature great
rest0rer. They are made OF pure ct Croix Run, the
celebrated CaIisaya Bark roots and herbs, and ars
taken with the pleasure Of be 7erage, without gard
to age or Iima OF day. Particulery recommended q
deicate persons requiring gentle siimulant- Sold
by all GrOcers, Drug gists, Hotels and saloons.
II. P. DRAKE & CO.,
julyI-R2seoW COZ BrOadWay, n. Y.
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THE CURATIVE

properties Of the medicine direct themselves to the
organs Of secretion and BY altering tho condition
Of the Stomach and Liver that the starchy principle
Of the food s not converted into sugar 50 long the
IyItem is under the influences Of the
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Phy6aan
CONSTITUTION WATER -

Have long since giEon up the use OF buchu, oubsbl
and juniper in the treatment Of these diseases snd
only use them for want Of better remedy.
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DF. & RAH Am,
Member Of he Royal College Of Phy-ieiass
London, England; Graduats Of
Ricord's Hospital for s..7


FEMALE DISEASE
and a constant attendant OF Paris, London, New
leans and Montreal Hospitals for the last ten YearI
hss opened his ONCE at the
johnson House, Cleveland,
where he win b Vp5 70 meet al those who ars
hicted with and chronic diseases.
His treat Btiroly difersnt from the
plan, MID efhcacious and sfsstfye. His med
ieineS are simply vesosable extracts and oils, th
have never been u5eo % By two other physicians
America besides himseL de has speRt the creates
part Of his lie and th0utands Of dollars in obtaining
few secrets in his profession. BE tests the Urine
for all forms Of disease. Eoehargsfor giving al an
honest and true ststenent Of their case.
SPERMATORHGA
To YOUNG MEN.-He can prove 70 you in few min
utes that he is the only physician you ever treated
with that cures this di5ease For every patient who
viii follow his dirvUti0us, he will give One Hundred
Dollars il he fails curing this disease. No charge
made for consultation. Those az distance who Wish
70 consult the Doctor may do SO By sending small
vial Of urine Dy mall with name, aud age and he
will answer and describe their case, and the p ibi
itv Of getting relief BY enclosing return ro-tags
stamp. mar3a427
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ha8 proved Itself equal to the task that hss deIOlIe
pom 1t.
D;,vsties
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iFritAts and drench the Kidneys and by constant use
5osn lead to chronic degeneration and confirmed diG.
ssas.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-01
Gen. Logan at Home-He makes q
- speech. .H %

DUQUAN, ILL, July 81 Mai Gen. Logan arrived
here this morning He met at the depot by large
concourse Of citizens. committee babe him welcome
as the honored son Of Illinois and the admired Of all
loyal men. In q speech at CaTbondale yesterday he
said he had disposition TO discuss politics, for he was
not politician, and thanked God for g. He only want
ed 10 consider what for the good Of the country
When the war was over we ask who ID the villain -
Now the house Is on IRE. and we must put II out He
showed who began the wRrthat the President was forced
at every step take the he had and yet some
cried unconstltutional" We fought the Mexcans be.
cause they made war on the Government and that war
was constitutional, why was not this? ....-s..a
He ridlculed the senmentallsm OF those who objected
10 the because 1t was against brethren. he
apoogst for the Preadent, but would stand by him
In all his efforts to put down rebellion-even II he sent
elephants south TO rample them down. All the sxigen
ces Of aWar like this could not be oreseen and provided
for by the oonstutlon. The President empowered
10 raise armies and that sufficient. II this war 10
unconstitutional, Jef. Davis must be right.
He defended and explained the oopscrption act, and
denounced the New York rioen. II the leaders were
seen men smile when We were whipped, and frown like
angry clouds when votorious but he exhorted
ali, II they would do themselves justice. not TO die
traitors on account Of the nfamy Il would bring on
their families. We must be for cur country right or
wrong. man who 10 not for this Government would
hate heaven II he lived in II. .fft
He showed h)w ridiculous was the peace cry and
said the only way to peace was to soundly thrash the
rebels they would come back humble a. be;
and that whipping they would get as sure % God was
In Heaven II the people will allow II. He spoke OF the
condition OF the government At the time the war broke
out. .ahrA - ~ sl&HFN VIZ. .t
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AmpOftant from the SDuthWose.
MRMPHrs, July -Johnstons army % paid to Be on
Pearl river, few mlles west Of Meridian, where fort
aoations are being erected. Johnston will make the
Mobile and 0kaono r,road from 0kalono on the north
10 Mobile on the south, his line Of defense. Johnston
10 said to have received large from Bragg
Mississippi is virtually abandoned by the rebels
There strong peace party In that State favorable IA
OF the people under the Consultation, Of person. prop.
erty and conscience Some say they would donate hall
their income to quldae the public debt II the dlcul
ties could be adjusted.
lltia. Chalmers and other rebel officers are moving
their commands from the northern aud central DO rons
OF the State toward the south,
The removal Of slaves from Misbisilppi TO AIabama
Governors OF these States have Issued proclamation
forbidding their farther introduction, and Johnson
picketS are said 70 have turned large number back
The steamer Empire Parish, from Port Hudson on
the 94h and yioksburg esth, arrived to-day, with about
two hundred Of the 22d Maine regiment, en- route fol
the East. Twenty-Five sick were transferred To our
hospitals. Following this regiment are the 2lst, 24h,
25th and 2jth from tho same 1tate-all nine month";
men, whose time has expired and still other nine
months men from Banks's army will return North via
the Misslsalppi.
All quiet at Port Hudson and vIckaburg.
The fortlncatiops OF the former place have been
Strengthened and the enlistment Of negro troops pro-
gressing rapidly Iumor prevailed that Gen. WsrtIel
bad captured three thousand rebels at Donaldsonvle;
that Bnshear oy had been reaken BY ana that Gem
franklin arrived at New Orleans to take command Of
Bankss army. "a .,n " 90" ~ Z I
Gen. Grant has effected thorough system Of mountea
patrols between Vlcksburg and New Orleans who With
the gunbOas, afford ample protection 70 vessels
Everything quiet. No signs OF rebels either shore.
Gen. Grant has ordered all soldiers In hospitals here
able to bear the journey TO be sent home thirty days
mediately discharged or recommended for membership
in the invalid CORPS. i. .s' .ri HHlis '.g
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-01
. Con. Logan nc Duquaia, III.

DueuAIS. ILL, July 3l.-Gen. Logan addressed Abou
SIX thousand persons here to-day. He was enthusiast
cally received and applauded throughout. He talk
like man In earnest who nothing for party. bu
who 10 intensely interested In the welfare Of the country
The drift Of his speech similar to that delivered
following resolutions were presented by Gen. Haynie
and adopted unanimously: sutnGm % T.
Resolcid, That we will stand by the constituted au
horties Of the country In their efforts to maintain pre-
serve and perpeuate the Union and Constitution, Al
whatever cost and against whatever power domestic o
foreign that may assa IT. and although We depore the
calamies Of civil war yet all the States must be 70
stored to the Union and the laws must be executed alike
ell the country, and peace must be secured by VIC
tory till the last rebel lays down his arms.
Resolued, That We tender to all our brave and gal
liant soldiers from the highest to the lowest our warm
est sympathe, and acknowledge gratitude to then
for their herosm, their sacrifices, and the
renown shed upon our arms BY their glorious deeds.
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.


A"ohAoss-SuAy dOs
yL0UR-Ws have no change 10 uotlcs IN VIo,v s..
demand islIaht md ths msrest ysyv al, Mn The
missariat u this pllcs csiiod for io56 ~ vom
10 600 MeIe offered. -, ~ anu
WH1SkY-- 4 gpod demand, and Ina ms,ks, a,,,
bales o. 800 bfls q ths lslfor rrl9 a.
and 900 bfis soid a. 80 oO n n sas 'y ~.
this rats Bacon and balk shouidsrs xss 1sia Viz ~,
creased hrmnss1 and n Demand but nrises AZ NJ,
sales Of clear Bacon eldes wore made AZ Sma
Lard Arm q g(c fcf prime eoyatry. 100 pIsin ha1.;
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:, Khtfb 4Sp wousDrD ON THE MlacH TO, lur
ATTACK ON JACKSON following list o.
Ohio kiiisd and wounded in The march to, and
attack On Jackson, Mlssissippi, between the 5lt
and 18th Of July, appears In letter to the Chi
cago Times: a, ''LN
KilIsd-James Carter, co G. 3olh Ohio: Fran
elS M Rimer. GO A, 5Tth. AZ ~ r.o-s
III Wounded Sergeant Joseph White, co A,
64ih. Ohio, severely IN idomsn; Sergt John
Fickthorn, 90 A, do, eighty 10 shoulder, Fred.
erick Babrf, % E. 37th, left arm amputated
John MueDzlpey, co A, do, severely In shoulder;
|sergt Edysrd M. Kelly, 90 /, 9Th, mortlliy;
Joseph Hamilton, 90 X, 30lhp, severely In
Wounded 10 the 5h Ohio Battery - Lieut c
Mafsh. slightly in face and shoulder; Corr
Daniel J Blink, In leg, slightly; privates Daniel
Peterson, left leg shot entirely OFF by shell
'slnce' died; Chas e Utz, left leg amputated
Thomas Weber, same; Jacob Karoher, In right
foot; John ] Crift, In hand; Howell How ellie,
linEarm, Jos Msgur, In shoulder. :,
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v TIE MoAeAN PRISONERS John, Morgan and
twenty. eight of hls command reached here on
Thursday Of err o,n, and were Immediately
taken 10 the Psnitsntisry, where, they will re.
main until further orders. Fourteen are com.
mlsstoled, sld the remainder non commission.
% OMcsfa and privAtss. The Cincinnati Gassltt
gives the following account Of the reception Of
the psisoners al the Peni.entiary
After General fasop had handed the prison
ere over TO the officers Of the Penitentiary they
were searched, ip accordance with the rules OF
the Institution, TO which they submitted with
out grumbllng, except 10 two or three cases. -
Morgan himself emptled his els with "a
much grscs and ease as be could command -
He had several hundred dol ara with him, most.
ly greeubacke. IVA W. WJGff1 500
Las fast 90 prisoners Weie examined, they were
taken 20 bath house, and alter thorough ab.
luition they were conducted to their cells, where
they will be confined, subject TO the rules of the
Penltentlary, which will prevent them from
tAlking With each other. q IEP
The prisonsrs seem not to have been aware
What disppsitlon Was to bs made Of them until
they were In aight OF the prison.. Some OF them
were much downcast at the prospect Of serving
On indefinite term there. while others were not
at oil affected, but on the contrary we're joking
With each other as TO what trade they would
iehtus rsag3ay easaysnd Iu sieis lsatf.
The Warden Will treat them as other prison
gIsaEsI treated. They will be closely guarded
by detdohmsnts from the Pfoyos. Guard. which
will sender II impossible for them to escape.
One fellow Ehp wac searched had 0 watch con-
|cealedin hisipantaloons leg between the lining
and she cloth. Quite q number Of them he'd
money Tins concealed, One prisoner had an old
nekspeper which, he ssid, was Of no account,
and was only wanted BY him to place In bis hat,
which was TOO large. On unfolding IL an ex-
csilent map Of oho vas discovefsd, q which be
was, Of eoprse, deprived, LPPThe articles taken
from tue prisoners win bs returned 70 them
when they are released. gansu 4
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Gazette.


y ILouR-sals as bbls red wheat double extra at
wHEAT-salss cars at 81 Os, ana aooObu.h free on
board st same. W W
O0RN-eAles car at SO. 1'.
0AT1-6ales cars on track at 6Oc
HIdHWlNnB-eteady at Gee, t.l1
BUTTER Remains dull, with small sales Central at
le013ko and Wester1 Reserve at Il0I5o.
dairy to choice Hamburg. - fG7'
Eaes-Iu short supply and selling to home demand
RIgH-Halyss Of Pickerel and White nsh are selling
at e57506 90 and Trout at SS 50.
REohIpT9-4 ,2s4 bushels wheat, car corn and rye
and 2 cars oats. ~
Leader.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-01

AUCTION sALEoy LIvrRY.--Havlng concluded
10 change my business, win offer ny entire
livery stock at auction. on Saturday, Aegpst
9th, commencing ~ 10 o'clock "A, NJ q my
stable on the corner Of Chapel street and Fait
alley, between High aud Front a.roeis, In the
city Of Columbus, consisting Of the following,
to-wit: Ten head Of horses, afx buggies, one
light barouch carriage, two rew spring wagons,
eight sets Of single harness, two sets Of light
double carriage harness, one set Of wagon dop
one four horse sleigh, one two horse do, two ono
horse do, six silugs Of belle, lot OF robes,
saddles and brides, one cntting box and various
other articles too numerous TO mention. ISf
Terms cash. RI CoRTeiAN.
v.R. GLizIR, Auctloneef.
Columbus, July 2s-d4twlts ssls tssasai.5o. d si1.