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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-12-07
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THE CLOUDED BROvy.
EE D. q. DEXTER.

Ey d. q. DEXTER.
Why should my brow be glsd7
Why should my steps be gay7 ..-
Since everything is tioeting hero
As tawers but bloom to disappear,
And joys but to decay.
Year after year fits by,
And o2tir5 us toward our doom;
Yet every one 10 mark its flight,
Has cast on SOME loved thing n blight,
To mind US Of the tomb. .-
Tho slight7 Of cherished love
Hopes ever on the wing
inSratituGe and wasted health,
And loss vi home, and friends, and Tealtll -
Those are the woes they bring.
Like the bright icy wresths
That slr.na our wintry trees;
:4Gca ara our hopeS--a3 cold and fair
They vanish, wn.le they dazzle th7Te,
Zen in tbs frat 4light breeze.
The grlovei heart may wear
F-ehsuce's bright, sunny smile;
Nay sock TO lure away its gri"t
Hu; smiles bring not the wi J ed relief
sad thoughts they canno, vile.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-12-07

To KEEP MINcE Near. George =. Pass.
more, Chester Co... Pa, writes to the Amer.
lean Aariculturist that mincc neat rrelsred
ly sweet for months by packing it in stone
jars, and covering the surtacc with, say halt
an inch OF nolasscs to exclude the dir. -
Thisis worth remembering when at any
time larger quantity of beef is wanted im,
mediately." IA layer Of lsSd ovor it viii
keep it. 'F@'. :
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-12-07

A CERTAIN Sunday school teacher was
in the habit of making collection in his ju-
venile class for missionary objects every Sun
day; and this box received stores Of pennies
which might otherwise have found their way
to the drawers Of the coniectioner and toy
man, lie was not little surprised, one
Sunday; to find country note crushed in
among the weight Of copper coin. He was
not long in finding it 70 bt OH b broken bank;
and on a.king the class who put it there, the
donor WIS spon pointed out 70 him by III,
nates! who had seen him deposit it, and
thought it 4 very behevdleh, efft Didn't
You know thu. this note was good for noth-l
ing?' "ics. answered tho boy. Then
what did you put it in the box tor?" Il
didch't suppose tho fttle heathcn would
know the dltfereucei aid thought it would
be Just as good for thcms' d ~
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-12-07

SOME white buys were plaguing little
;nigger, in Columbus, q few days ago, when
the small American Of African descent drew
himself up and said, e"Now, you jus left
me alone--you II wkh you sc 0 hisgah you'-
sef fore this wars dono l'
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From the New York Clipper.


We went down to Washington the other
duy to have a talk with Abe about the war
business; we are quite thick, Ale being an
said We, polite like, don't you tlAnk you re
running the war into the ground? Yes, I"
said he with knowing look, "and the ret-
els with it. /" As an old sport, now, Abey,
how much longer do you expect it? 'Well
Billy Seward says it'll shet upin about nine
ty days, " and he laughed like. a hyena. =
Then the old tcllcr tried to choke us off
with little stories, but we told EN- Just as
fast as he did, and we beat him in his own
gameG You wouldn believe how he took
to us, when he discovered what capital
story teller We were. Says he, ''do you
make EN- yourself or do you have EN-
made for you?' is3lake en- said we,
rather sternly, Would you mind making
lot Of fresh ones for me?' asked he kindly.
Drawing ourself up, We replied, hardly,
Abraham, we've enough to do to make
jokes for the rea lers of the Ciipper, without
attempting to amuse the nation. Wew
sorry we said it, it hurt his feelings you cod
see. However, he promised to forgive us if
we said nothing about it, so we took the oath
and glass of good old Bourbon; but before
separating, we again asked him about the
probable duration Of the war 'lou see, =
says he, quietly, I've got good many a
round me who don't want the war to end; it
pays enl better than peace; each chap has
friends that he grinds axes for, and them
friends grindt axes for other other friends,
and so on down: and so long as there $ any
thing in the country left to grind, they'll
grind it out, and peace won't come unless a
change is made among the grinders, and
that's what I'm about to de-" We took
another oath on it, and another glass of
something, and parted, Abram making us
promise that we would call again, for he said
he felt good deal better since he had eeen
us. And thus stands the situation at pres
ent, ~. =. -LnnLc-L- III
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Conspiracy ~ E.sn New York
EkEIsks. s..

On Friday evening fire was discovered
in bedroom in ST. james Hotel, New
York Ci,y Immediately after, Ralpum s
Museum was on fire. About the same tin G,
fire wa fou.d to he progressing IN the st.
Nicholas Hotel Soon after. fire occurred
in ledroom in-the Ietarec Hotels Hard
ly had this fire lccn cxtinguishcd, wien the
aa,m was given that the Metropolitan lIo-
tel was On fire.
The means used to fir these hotels was in
ILo$t cases oslholous, conveyed in small
bottles. and their contents cmptied into
the beds. The plan adopted by the incrn-
diaries appears to have been that OF apply
ing fol room, the person CARRYING with him
a mall carpet Lag, containing the cambust-
bic matter, consisting Of turpcnlme and
phosl holus. ......
The damage done to the hotels was not
very great, varying in each case ircm enc to
five 'lou, and dollars. About midnight, the
Belmont Hotcl,n Fulton sntu was set on
fire Ey the same means, Heie a l,thoonl
was consumed, and considerable other dam
age sustained. = Oho Statesman, Nor, 80.
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TuF S. rocue .StopGard ulges the Super
yisors OF Unondaigua County not to fund
the county debt, but to make provisions for
payment at once. In SUPPORT Of this posi-
tion it reasons aS follows:
When the war shall have been closed.
and the financial crisis that will inevitably
iol!ow-wth the prices OF fam products
and the ray Of labor depressed to one half
their present rate. and all classes Of lusi.
ness stagnant-then the debt will still have
10 be paid dollar for dollal--and then it
will not be so easy to get one dollar as it is
two now. = .E
The Standard is a Lincoln paper, of the
most ultrs stripe. Its reasons apply to the
national and State, as well as the local, war
debt 1t evidently see coming tom, and
is anxious to take in sail leiore the sQrall
strikes the ship of State 1t is Of lut little
use to do so, while the hold of the vessel is
encumbclcd and weighed down with the
frightful burden of national Indebtedness.
Tin EUn
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-.
ENE Sail RiYPr.

The Abolitionists say that they have sent
the Democrats up Salt River with votes,
but they intend u bring them down again
with drntsl a. ~ ~, ~'.--' -''Is' 4
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Col, W. isa fine looking man, ain hop
laid q friend of ours.
Yes replied another, II was takcu Cor
him once. +" 4I5
"You? Why you're as ugly as sin.
II don't care for tiat; was taken for
him | endorsed his note and was taken
ior hini--hy the sheriff"
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-12-07

CONSCIENCE" said Mrs. Hopkins. Ia,
dignantly. ''doyou suppose nobody has gok
any conscience but yourself? My conscience
is as good as yours aye better too, for IL
has never been used in tho course Of my kie.
while godrs inpstAte nearly worn out. = i'Nfs
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Net loss on weeds $50
We leave our readers TO draw their own
conclusions as to the mode Of avoiding such
disasters. Sonic will say they they cannot
help it; but others who have no can't in
their vocabulary viii devise means for clean
cultivation. - (oHnt1y Gentleman.
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NEAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

EHOR SAFE Private!y-A de- iEable Farm Of 10
acres, in Amelia county, 31s miles fcm Il.
Court House. with the Stick. Ilorfes sni Maas
Wagons a1d Carts. Farming Implements, all hu
and in good order; a.s0, two valuable Men, gs
farm hands, and young WomAn With two chi
dten.
The buildings cnnsist Of eood two story hcus,
with basement, n new c:fioe in the aii, good Il.
house, and all the necessary out buildings.
About IT'S acres are cleared aud In cuitvatia
About GO bushels Of oats end Is bushels Of Whu.
hive been seeded, and 40 or so acres have ban
made ready for corn, and the balar c. hos bsrs
plopghed. fhs balance Of the land i. heavily I'm
b-red with cak, hick,ry ard pine, About 30 srs
Of the land is l. lew ground, well adapted to gta
1t has a fms garden, on which all the ieeesA7
seeds for the season have been planted. neuirg 10
bushels Of potatoes. There is also fae ytaal
orchard CT ehoice fruit tsees.
Any person wishia 10 purchase farm il ged
Deighoorh hood. near railroad, AID all ready ia
the coming crop. would do well TO avail! ihemslIs
Ct this opportunity. JAMES n TAYLOR
an l5-st Aurti1pNr.
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nrllli.

% ~ q 1av 81 March, 1874, ID "a city of
hIeAaioNl, 81 New fntIlp Codssney. ~ WIN =
s,,s r.,,. ,,sss,s"s. q 10 MIS- Is ApEit.N
~ nurLrR, widow aausnterot MsgVa BdttntH,
of HAn,ver couNsy, Va.
nA- Fiosi,la papers please copy.
ON the s,h Int, at The residence of Major q W
.,.nn,Ssh.m. q, A, la At.ah,a. by nev q /. Auiu
.sS ss.'ss, Ia AlaaRr SMITH. OF V,.sspta. anu
@sss LOUISA MINOR Hou0ii. OF Nashville,
Tennessee
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For the purpose Of preserving the names
Of the soldiers Of Virginia In this war, the
Legislature Of Virginia has made provision
Tor obtaining and Publishing list of all the
men, Including officers, whom Virginia has
furnished to this great contest. North Ca
rolina has done the same, and the officer
who shall be charged with the duty of car
Tying ont the resolutions Of the Virginia
Legislature cannot do better than adopt TIE
mode Of performing the work which has
bsen employed in North Carolina, whose
Government has exhibited in this, as in all
other matters, rare combination of genu-
ine patriotism aud practical wisdom.
The privates Of the army deserve mere
than any other men such record, and every
State Of the Confederacy should take mea-
sares to obtain It. The name Of each man
should be given, his birthplace, county, the
psriod OF his service, and any other fact that
may boot interest It will he source of
Just pride to the State and to his posterity
that his name = thus perpctuatei by his
country. II will be the very least reward
that such services - those of the rank and
file Of Virginia and their officers Deserve
Tho name and fame of their great Generals,
whjlet appropriately referred to in the re-
eosd, Win 90 down upon history, but 1t is
only IN such record as this that the names
Of Individual priyates can be preserved.
II d 10 exaggeraaion to say that the world
has never sesn ~ army, IN ancient or mod
en times, whose rank and ale was compose,,
q sach materials a. the armies of the
Soaih. They have entered aud remain in
he service from the purest and most single
hearted patriotism; they have given mp all
The comfoFts Of home and submitted to the
mosf fearful privations without any hope OF
earthly distinction; they have borne the
brunt q every battle. aud. performing deeds
q haroism which the world has never seen
surpassed. have whitened with their bones
end esi4soned With their blood every hin
and Wiley a their native land. The least
honor We can bestow upon. such men is the
pseeeevallon Of thsir names In plain ant,
sshstantisl volume, one copy OF which
Should b placed In the hands OF every SOL
der aad omesss family. to bear down their
giosioas names to posterity.
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Z s5fsIy1R AALng..p,nx,,na ~. y.

AgCz11H AAE1 -1pss,Es D4n.
1Tk s. Fs1sass,as. lsct.
III ~ Cardases, sassies, &r.
frr sale 81 auction.
On Saturday, the 18th inss, AT 10 O'Clock, will
sell o., Council Chambcr Hill
2 verv superior y0nng cavalry horses
; psi.ns saddle and drought do
/ handsome year old mare
Ssvsral excellent mules
ALSO,
very excellent two horse family carriage
1 prime new buggy, harness, 30.
apis ES PLBAsANTS, Auct.
On Friday, the 18th Inst at u o'c'ock, I viii
ae,l nj nv store all that excellent framed dive ling
bomsc ana lot. situated In Manchester, In front OF
the Methodist church. The dwelling is in excel
len, cond,ti0n-has four rooms and kitchen and
coal house. An excellent we'll Of water close by.
Tie lot fronts 5Jleet ny IJ2 ieet Taxes 10 De paid
" "' f" PLkAsANTs, Auct.
Who will refer any person to the ownsF for op-
portuniiy Of seeing the property above.
apis
HORSES. Back, Buegies. aod Harnefs, ct auc-
Il tion-On Saturday, 10th list, at IL O'Clock, I
will sell at the stables OF Me- VIM sutherland,
who proposes Joining the army, all his stock, con-
sis ing Of
iirst class haek and Harness
pair gray horses, sound and reliable
thoroughbred mare, years old
superior ladfes' IOney, reliable
2axcellent saddle and harness animals
buaeies aid harness
lot Of saddles and bIi,les,
and that portion Of Feel remaining on hand.
Bale positive. PLEASANFs,
ap Ia Auctioneer.
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y,s.

Athi fathes's residence, in Chesterfield. ON the
,.sh last, THOMAS. young >, child Of Thomas end
w Hatcher, aged 10 months and days.
ybc friends and acgaainsanccs of the family Ate
requested TO attend his funeral from his iatl.ct =
Ibts atteraoon AZ O'Clock
April 18th, At Eafatd, N e, FANNIE WILSON,
eldest daughter Of Luther aud Fannie jones' age
= years . months and IL dys.
Dearest Fanute thou has ietrus,
Neihy ,use mret de- ply feel
Hut Ills God who has heftti rs,
lie can all our SORROWS heal.
The funeral viii. take place from the residence OIL
her father, ain st between an anu SIN suersi
al 10 O'Clock to day.
Al Ptney Plains, Amelia county, va. on ,ne ii't,
Apsii. at 50 minutes past II o'eiack "a, !Nc w Z
WtSCo, ssed - yeats, son u, tne 'a.c "neJ
l2ck1cn, deceased
80 NY HUSBAND.
] knew thee but 10 love thee
Nome named thee but to praise.
Farewell. farewell n fond farewell
The fairest flower mist iaot,
With 10 Just tribute i'tt 10 " I
The mouTner where II : iaia
The rosebud blooms TO fade away
The violet dfaces IL heaa
They bloom ia brightness eut "ay'
Then all iii, ir chtftnr are ii'e
| Blu, thine win be 4 better pars
Fer tho tombstone fis',
Thy name is gravea IN each heari,
And virtue never s:ies
| ,rhv parent, wife, children, fiicnds,
Thy warm affection Know,
And Tho, the lass their bosom ,end.,
Taey still must bid iiee ~.
| Far, far away, ahaae The skies,
| rnev trust they. too, may soar
| Wi.re wars aud iunuiis never rise,
Where pariin. Is no more
.Thun art not dead, bur -lecreih" sound,
| rhy spirit is un high;
| Ahhnuri, tbs body 5 in the ground,
| Wen meet 5ryoDd The sky.
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Es0R Saie--A very desirable piece {: lard, ID Inc
county Il Chesterfield, containing i've aIe,
more or iess, with n very good dwelling touse sni
her Improvements upon the Place, ard soci
psach orchard This ptsce is within ope mile q
Coa:fieid Station, on the Danyie railroad, and III
said by good judges TO be coal land. address
b sUBLETr, Rlchmord,vA
ap l4-3.t Or sIr Z EAcHa
DEAUfiFUL Cottage Residence at Ashland,
ID with three fOurths of an acre Of land attached,
for safe IL AIN authorized 10 sell that beautiful &C.
iagon cottage located as above, now occupedH
Mr. James w Ford, containing six rdonm, besIds'
kitchen, meat house, stable, wood house, &c, sadi
valuable and fertile garden, and pump Of soa
water In the yard. 1he whole premises are 10 the
most perfect order. The purchaser will have The
right To 4 free ticket on the railroad. Possesss
given immediately. This, without doubt. Is TIC
bandsomest residence In Ashland. Apply 10
up l2-4t JAS TAYLUE.
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=. GA SaIc-Psivate,y, farm OF market garcia,
situa.ct On Mrs Christians road tsortIDs sSa
Battery, containing 81 acres, large dwcliiusfosse'
stables, and other cat houses The crops now grow
ing are these .nos: desirable for the Richmond msf
Aet. For further particulars apply on the premises
an, 2-fws AUGUST ENGElkISa.
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PERSONAL.

ITO TiIR Yo:aTs Of J st1rsan Hari In The pro.
ceeaiaes al the City Gouneii at Tia meeting last
Monday, noticed that RI Gtcpion offered raso.,-
ton fog permitting Ea hskstors 10 sell Ia the asr.
kct as heretofore White ,hs resolution WAS under
DISCUSSION MIR Hi. remark ii that the huckstss bad
vtCd gaast him ai s;Idelvared IL deieath ee.-
ton, and tia. il woad los like succu,bins to The n,
for hin 10 vote for the fesaiai9u. lie seens oils
posed TO cast a slur ZIP IL the suckste.s. | Weuii
AJAX the qiestion AZ H. tier my o,anpaiien t,slt
ha ter, s nnt fqiai;g crs.it.jIc lha business
Mf HUI Is engaged in?' woali moreover, Inform
him thai good many voters Il j ne. Tari-anti
among iesa sme c. the r.sst s;; ulsi respect sbis.
eli 2ensroad agcaAt .i:in al sac fast eiccien ard
u Ji'sce Ii ii been ioia ri a polls ,y.n,t hay C
recSyc tue rctnFn member If Tho :!ty Goanoii.
la sny pIe 10 iisre is ,.,s 'fy III i..si Gao Lul
dfed aad lily u.aast VI I'LL ia J 4 rson Ward
TaGs zach feei tc.ni IL FAY IL a ti,. IN lnys.if
VI laiI.N Z; BH1NE.
hhd'iofd- A.'.ii 10, 1894 np]5-l;t
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~ MOTT Il -Fae appea! to the People of Fir-
~ einia for Contributions i0r the relief Of the
soldiers families IL this city having faled 10 secure
the ameuIt required, The Army Committee "f The
Young Mems Christian hss>ctstea have appointed
the following gentlemen colhnaiitsa to Solicit
contributions
Monroe Ward--JGzee Wa II Lyons. u: J II I'll.
iers0u, p Cary N,ci:sis 6. and i.srris-n Watkins.
Ma.;ison Wart--tion Jain Paniolpt Tucker, Dan
d Lneas, Co Z G Lee, a1;. Ha;sbagic Hughes
Jefferson Ward--k J LEr,s,an, Vim II Peasants,
VIM II Craig, and Fl Pieassn.s. apps q,
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PAY OFFieE hHG'R DEPiRTxEST, Us
No IA. Law Building, franklin 81,
t1chmond, April II, 1854
DAY VENTS having been fesL,F Il al Ibis Office,
i parties having claims are requested Ia present
them TAR settlement. JOHN SiAN ARD,
up !5-u Canl Engiueers.
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HoRSEi, Mules, Wagon. &c, at auoioD.-I
jill viii sell On Saturday. the 1e:h instant, at ID
0tlu.k, on Council Chamber Ill., good farm
horscs; AGO, 2 mules end good fsrni wagon, fur
niturc wagon, &c. LII LUCK, Auc,ioneer.
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Of,IcE RICHMOND * PsrsRsrcc RR 60.

OFfIcE RICHMOND & PeTyRsErG X 4 TO.
!iIchuoaa, Va, April iitE, Isti
W. tbs attention. OF the stockiio..,, ~ of this
~ Company Is specially directed Ia tae inllow-
ing resolution OF the Bnavd of Directors
Realized, That the stockholders Of this Com
rahy be convened in general meeting an Tues day,
the Doth inst for the purpose, rot only Of receiving
the annual report ard statements of The President
and Directors, but more especially 10 consider i
qucs ion Of grave Importance in connection with
the Government, which demands, IL Possible, the
attendance uf each siockhOier in person.
Nj w YaRBINGTON,
ap i2-t26th.p Treasurer.
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n. NOTION i EAd,n.--1les EkAYLo1 ~ g.
moved fsom 0raoo a 70 No 30 BROAD =.
.h,va AIN 3 she bns IN hand . splendid AxaostmeM
rf rlswssa Of ai ktnds B'sdst and Party ~
sue ..so lotends 10 do Milsiusfy OF Ill kioos
nn,i R,cns,hinu Haia and Donuoao. ep te~"$
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CONFEDERATE STATES TAXES.

ya'AXES Gu Saies or Receipts ALI persons VI
my district, composed tf that part o. NUE.
uou.t city which Hes between 9th aud llth stfests
who ay law ara liable to pay taxes on sales o. 70
e-ipts fer the gu ,rtsr eEl,, on ths 3!st 81 ssh
last, for any part thereof, are hereby pet;uea
cous fdwssd within twenty days from thi as'
and make their Tsurcs cf said sales or receipt
Assessors far asid dis: rict. enc or mere # vsSs
will always be found, within efiice hours, d 'es
In the same building with myself, ut the scuihns
corner Of Main ana It'll streets And who<s s'u
shsli fall SO TO report. thin the time sh'esAs
will bs subject 10 double tsx-thit is 70 si.s
dsuhlc the whole tax sAies CT receipts NJ ~
quarter. Moreover, when tax psyer hiss e'sg ~.
with this require meot, he must Afterwards, VIE
forty days NJ faIthsst from this date, pay US
" sesstd uadsr like rsaslty for fRilnr. tnsra
a,ntf.elns Ilfh Va ulksTEt
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NEGROES EeOH SALEAN HIRE
- 49, -
E,,0R HIgE--A No farm hand, just from the
IL country; asa, several woman, Girls. and boys
hmong them are plata cosks. washcFs aid ironcrs,
Dnrfes and house g.rs Persons IN want Ct any such
geryaats will please give me Gait
TaOS DAIRY,
Hiring Agent. No 8 Wall st-eet,
ap l5-ctt Ueder 81 Charles Hotel
T IKELY Bow for ssis.--Ths owner Hsrs Tor sale
Il an exceedingly likely and intelligent boy, IL
years Of sgs. He has been raised In the county
aud been accustomed both {, farm work and the
diH;sg.room. Address "A g. Richmond r D.
ap '5-ltt
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49, SPECIAL communcS'ian Ct la fs;st;e
~ R,ya A-ch chapter, No 4s. will be held at
Masonic Hal, Frsaklin tt his (Ftiisy) evening,
April 18Th, at : o'clock. Pase.nai attendance Is
rogue tel.
f,g erdar tf Il + II p
or l5-itt q A STHHAkz ii AN. sec'y.
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o. MASONIC Noii~s The members CT Lf e
~ Fraucais, No SO. axe requested TO attend q
.,l, meeting o: ;be lodge at their lodge roon, on
Msrsbsl, hs;ween Oh sui 7th a'rsets. Ibis lFri'
d,yl evtniag, 81 c'clock. Members 4 siss.
,ni,rs and II ansient brethren, invited IN at
lerd
Hy der If The n orshipfuI Master
L Il n.GESON, say.
so.ill1.A 1854, a ise. ap i5--itt
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~
V0n viii TIER Of eaoiios, o. v,,dsv
~ 1Ath i0ft, a. 10 0'aiDek-. q
Zoo rkgs manufactured ietateo
q bbls sind go do
1000 Cuba cigd
AYho.
70 - sold 90 account a CREDITOR a ,,.A..
without reserve, precisely q II oeIoek- %
100 u 1nglish guo cars
l4-12 dos eFeech calf stins
86-l2 dos Do hip Do
- gr0s star led DsrciIs
win b added
II cases SiIlefy Monsseux chamo..
PioS quality
With general assortment OF
Groceries. dry goods
Shoes. aud suudries.
Parties desiring to sead sccds In N. -,
will please send them, With Invoices. e,,," s ~
day morning. w! insn
Particulars given 10 spccai notice.
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boxes Sperm candles
10 do English starch
10 kegs bi carb soda
platform scale H.
oRe-ejghth casks brandy
8 bids rum
az 10 r, / co. A,.,.