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Albums and Frames.

A. S. Robbins is in receipt of the larg.
est stock of Albums and Picture frames in
Northern Ohio, and will sell cheaper than
the cheapest.
Up stairs over Q. Il. Patch's store.
Sep. IA, '64. CIV.
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Read 1t.

On our first page will be found a point
ed criticism of the Wade and Davis Pro-
test, which shows up its f~allacies and in
constituencies in a convincing hammer.
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Local Notices.


Advance i'm the Terms of the
Chronicle.
In consequence of the high price OF the labor ana
naturalization t. the publication Of the CHRoN-
IsIE. we are obliged. in order to meet expenses, to
advance the price of the CHRONICLE to Two Dol
ars per rear in advance, from and after
July LIST, 1864.
Also have increased our advertising rates a mod
crate per cent, to take effect Immediately.
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GARPETS-If you want to buy q
~ good Carpet for the least possible amount Of
money, come to the Warren Dry Goods Store. where
PECK 4 BROTHER
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Church Item.

The Ravenna Democrat says that the
NJ. E. Church of that village, by a formal
vote last Sabbath. decided to rent the
slips of the Church for the present year
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Treasurers

Can have the money now due them by
calling on the County Treasurer. They
are requested to call Immediately.
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NOTICE
Is hereby given to John Bowen, Maria Bowen
Ella Bowen, Lemucl Bowen, Daniel Bowen. Alme-
da Bowen. Emory Malone. Joseph B. Malone. and
atharineM olton, who reside withoutsaid State,that
Richard Hudson. has filed his petition in a civil ae-
ton, by him commenced against them and others
in the Court of Common Pleas. Of T-umbull Coun-
~. Ohio, setting forth that in the year 49,. EleaLur
Bowen, who has since died, was the owner. in fee
simple. of the following tract ofland. situate in the
Township Of Weathersield. In said County. to-wit:
Of the Plank Road, leading from Chiffon to Warren.
bounded North by lands of Jesse Rose. and Lands
of George Ludwick. east by lands
of James White, South by lands of Joseph Rumsey
and West BY said Plank Road. and that being then
of advanced age, inirm in body. IND in straltened
circumstances, entered into an agreement with the
plaintiff, BY which the plaintiff was to assist him In
working and improving his farm. &c,. as said Bow
en- might require, and 20 advance him money from
same to the amount of three hundred dollars. and
that in consideration thereof. he the said Elea1ur.
would convey 10 the plaintiff. said land IN fee SIM
pie, reseryng 70 himself the use Of the same dur
ing his life; and the plaintiff fully performed the
agreement on his part, and had previous 70 me
| death of said EleaZur. which happened on the LIST
of June, 1854, advanced TO him cash three hundred
dollars. and upwards, and that said EleaIur Bowen
/ died ~intestste, seized of said lands. leaving the de-
PENDANTS his heirs ut law, The petition prays
judementfor q specific performance Of said contract,
and for sconveyance Of the lands by said heirs.
according to the terms Of said contract
| The defsndapts must appear and answer said pc
| ton, on on before the eth day OF October. next. or
the same will be taken as confessed to be true.
SUTLIFF. TULTLE STuLLs
Aus. l0-6w. Atty's for Pet'r
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1910.

lO.4O.
MATHEW TArLER, at the First National
Bank, will receive subscriptions for the
10-40 Govern ment Bonds II
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OHIO COUNTY FAIRS.

Butler Hamilton Oct Al
Clark. Springfield Oct 4I6
C~olumbiana, New Lisbon Sept 2l-2S
Cuyahoga, Cleveland Sept $50
Fulton, Ottokee Sept 2l-23
Burton Sept 20-22
deauga' Claridon Sept $50
Hanock, Findley Oct 6-S
Huron, Norwalk Sept $50
Lake, gainesville Sept $50
Lorain, ElYria Oct Al
Mahoning, youngstown Oct A.
Medina, Medine Oct 3-5
Morrow, Mt. Gilead Oct 81
Muskingum, GAINESVILLE Sept $40
Stark. Canton Sept $50
Summit, Akron Oct So
Trumbull, Warren Sept 2l-2S
Union, Marysville Oct ST
Warren. Lebanon Sept $50
Wayne. Wooster Sept $50
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PENSION AGENCY.

The undersigned is authorized by Government
and Is fully prepared with all necessary Blanks for
making application to the proper department for
the payment of the following claims on the Gov
srnmenL, viz:
/ Claim of Officer or Soldier for invalid pension.
2 Claim of Widow Of deceased ofiesr or soldier
for pension.
3 Claim of Mother
4 Claim of Guardian of Minor Children Of de-
ceased Officer or Soldier for pension.
S Claim Of Officer or Soldier for arrears Of Pay
6 Claim Of Widow ofdeceassd Officer for arrears
of Pay Bounty. &c.
Claim of Father
8 Claim of Mother
9 Claim of Adult Children or Guardian Of Mi
nor Children OF their joint claim for arrears of
Pay, Bounty Money, &c.
10 Claim OF Brother or Sister Of deceased Off
GER or soldier for arrears of Pay. Bounty Mon
ey, &c.
OF pension.
Application Of Widows
Ali persons who are entitled to any OF the above
Claims. will have prompt collections made by APP
plying TO be undersigned in person at his Office in
Hartford or by letter addressed to him at the same
place. All letters of inquiry concerning arrears O.
Pay, Bounty Money. Pensions, &C.. promptly an
sWered. GEO. W. SNYDER.
June l5.-ly~ Claim Agent, Hartford. o
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REMARKS.-There has been q brisk business
doing during the week Notwithstanding the violent
fluctuations of gold. Exportrtion has been some
what checked, while the home trade is good. Flour
and grain moderately active; butter and ehees sell
rapidly rs quoted. Rgs wanted. Wool is quite
game begins to arrive since the nth.
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OILKS-Plain Black, Black Bro
y cade, Colored Brocade, Plaida. Stripes, etc. q
great variety of styles. from Fifty Cents TO Two
Dollars per yard. PECK i BROTHER.
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STATE OF OHIO,
~ TRUMBULL COUNTY. IS.
James B. Dunlap In Court of CON- Pleas
Eraneia Ravnoids Civil Aetion

II ILd4c1 hcyuoAQh. OlNA CGou
The defendant Is hereby notified that the plain
tiff has filed his petition. in said case, setting
forth that in the months Of February and March.
1862 he sent and consigned to the defendant, at st.
Croix, on the Island Of st. Thomas, ninety-three
barrels containing three thousand seven hundred
and forty gallons of Carbon Oil. to be sold by the
defendant upon Commission. for Plaintiff, which
the defednat then and there undertook to faithful
ly sell and account for to the plaintiff. and after de-
Quoting from the proceeds of sale. all proper char
ges and reasonable Commission, to faithfully remit
to the plaintiff the net proceeds. and that the de-
PENDANT sold said Oil for twenty-five hundred dol
lars, and upwards. gold and silver. over 4 above all
charges and Commission chargeable thereon. which
if RENTED would have been and is Of the value Of
six thousand dollars, and upwards. and that the de-
fe ndant, although requested, and although reas-
enable time has elapsed. utterly neglsets to remit.
or pay to the plaintiff the sum or any part thereof.
And for which the plaintiff asks judgmen
The defendant must appear and answer said pc
titiOn by the Sth day Of October. next. or the petit
ton will be taken as confessed to be true.
SUTLIRF. TUTTLR 4 STULL.
Aug. 10.-6w. Attorneys
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THE A OF OHIO.
TRUMBULL COUNTY. IS.

vs.. In the Court OF Com. fleas
John NJ. DavisJ
Said John NJ. Davis is hereby notified that said
Jane Davis, has this day filed in the Clerks Once,
Of said Court, her petition for divorce. from said
John NJ, and for alimony, alleging as causes hA-
bitual drunkenness. for more than three years
and extreme cruelty. Said petition will be for hear
ing at the next term Ofsaid Court. to be holden on
the 18th day Of November, 1864,
SUTLIFF. FUTILE STULL.
Aug. 1T,-6W Her Atty's
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Mr.. james McHenry has donated
$500 towards the fund for building the
Soldiers Rest" at Meadyille. Pa.
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49, III you want IL Pictures for
~ SI.OO. Go to PIC
TURE ROOMS. ever Cranage 4 @NfT
Gilmore.S Shoe store. Main st. ~
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-~-O-<

Fancy styles Of Pants and Vests just
received, at Turner 6 Peck's. Main ST.
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CARRIAGES N BUGGIES

Always on hand and made 10 order in the latest
styls and of the best materials by experienced
Workmen. for Eale lower than can be bought else
where on the Western Reserve By,
+. W, UPHAN.
psFsnsn, eesusa %, eHe
! Aus. q, Tyr.
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Agricultural Fairs--Is64.
STATE sc.

Iowa. Burlington Sept 27-30
Indians, Indianapolis Oct 3-S
Pennsylvania, Easton Sept $50
New York Rochester Sept 2O-23
Canada West, Hamilton Sept $50
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OST OR STOLEN.

T OST OR STOLEN.
IL On or about the 18th, day Of June 1854. a
promsory note for the sum Of Nine Hundred and
parable to David Laferty or order, and signed By
1aurain Merriam, All persons are hereby warned
against purchasing or receiving said note, as / havs
DAVID TAFFERTY
Hartford Aus. 81, 1854.
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Our Flag and Unien Foryer.s a,1
Lsn'v and z s sSb ,sps ,pooK STORE.
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MARRIAGES.

In, Warren, Pa. on the 18th inst; ct he residence
Of the Brides Fathsr, by Rsr. G; w. Chesborough,
Of this place, and Miss. FLORA n. SYKES.
Tuesday. Sept. 10th, by Rev. H. R. Hoisington
Mr.. HOBERT 2. TAFT, of Braeevile. Trumbull
Co.. and Miss. MARY E. sPAULDING. of Els-
worth, Mahoning County.
In Bristol. Sept. LIST. 1855. ct the residence Of ths
Brides Father. by.Rev. TIP. Warner. MrssELIAs
II. REID, Of Mecca. and Miss. MARIA R. ULRICH
of Bristol. N County.
At the residence Of the Brides Father. en- thu
evening OF the 18th inst, by Fled. II. d. Carlton
Mr.. Wn.A A. LAFFRRTY, to Miss. MELISSA A
HAYES. both Of West Street, Hartford.
In Warren on the 18th inst, by Rev. G. s. Abbot
Mr.. RICHARD H. GAISHER. and Miss. CARO-
LINE MACLURE.
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DEATHS.


In Pennington. Sept. sth. MARIAsR r, wife o
Henry n. Kibbie, aged IS years.
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THE STATE OF OHIO.

kAg A-A-S S4@
& Allison, plaintiffs.
against Civil Action.
George Ii. Bailey, Def. In Attachment.
George H.. Bailey, a nonresident of the State of
Ohio. is hereby notified that on the 18th day of July
AID 1854. the above named Plaintiffs filed in said
Court of COMMON Pleas, Of Trumbull County. Ohio
their petition against him, setting forth among 9TH
er things as follows;
In their first cause of action, they claim that
there is due to them from said defendant upon the
Due Bill of the said defendant. the sum of SIT s..
with interest on said sum at ten per cent. per an
mum, from the 9Th day of February, A. I. 1856.
In their second cause of action, they claim that
there is due to them from said defendant upon his
Due Bill, the sum of $50 81. with ten per cent in
terest on said sum from the 9th day Of February
A. d. 1856.
The defendant is also notified. that an order Of
Attachment, issued and has been served in said
cause, and lands of said defendant, in said County
of Trumbull attached.
plaintiffs demand Judgment, in their petition
against the said defendant for said sum Of SIT s.
and for said sum Of SIG 81. with interest at ten per
cent on each Of said sums from the6th day Of Feb
ruary, AID. 1856. d 49,. ElE-l s
The said George H.. Bailey. may answer said peti-
tion on or before the Sth day Of October. A d. 1854
or In default, the same will taken as confessed.
o. II. PATCH 4 &. II. ALLISON.
By their Atty's Sutlif. Tattle x Stull.
AuR. lo,-6W. -
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7 EGAL NOTICE.

James NJ. Weber. PlH.
VS.. In the Court OF Com
George H. Bailey. DeA- mon Pleas. Trum. Co.
The said George H. Bailey. will take notice that
the said James N. Weber, on the Sd day Of Aug
ust, A. D. 1864. filed his petition in the Court Of
forth that the said Bailey is indebted to the plain
till in the sum of one hundred and seventy-seven
dollars, ant. ninety-three cents, on the LIST day of
August. A. d. 1864. on three promissory notes now
due, and unpaid. in which action an Attachment
has been issued. The said Bailey is notified that
he is required to answer said petition on or before
the LIST day of October. I'D. 1884,
Aug. l0,-6w By Taylor 4 Jones, his etty's
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ESTATE OF DAVID BOYD.

10 E,ticek hereby given that the undersigned
IA beeIduly appointed and qualified Executri1
on the Easte ofDayid Boyd, late Of Vienna. Trum-
bull County Ohio. deceased.
Vienna, September .. lss4.-sW.'
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LOCAL AND DISTRICT FAIRS

Manchester, Clinton Co. Sept $50
jamestown, Greene Co. Aug 3l-Sept 2
Orwell, Ashtabula Co. 27-29
Wellington, Lorain 60. Sept $50
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New YORK Produce Prices Current
For Lots "a tiey arYiOs from the country. Reported
srprssssy for WESTERN RESERVE CHRONICLE. bt
Nessrs. w. 3. M'Clure IL Co., strictly Commas
sion Merchants. No. $50 Fulton S., NeV York..
We quote sr the week ending Aug. %. as follows
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WARREN PRICE CURRENT
CORRECTED WEEKLY By FRsKR 4 SMITH. eROcERs
RETAIL PRICES.

ESTATE OF DANIEL w BROCK
ID WAY.
Notice Is hereby given, that the undersigned has
been sppcinted and qualified administrator on
he estate Of Daniel W. Bfockwsy. late Of Hart
fOra' ii"" w. EDWARD BRocKwAY.
Hartford. Aus. A.-sB.'
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Western Reserve Chronicle.

Rates of Advertising,
a. Twelve lines eqasi 10 one inch in spice, make
! Square.
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FROM pEIEAsECAG.
From the Richmond Examiner, Oct. s.

From the Richmond Examiner, Oct. s.
From Petersburg, we're have 30 sl3litgs, az
cert the r,amor that Grant has worked hard 70
for1ify himself at Fort hIcRae, aud is pushing
his piokets mile further in the direction Ci
the Southsiae road. This is jut r2mor, but
it is undoubtedly true thrt the southside road
10 the aim Of all Grants present evoluc7ons.
He then v Ill eadeavor to run up ten Or twenty
thosand MN in that way 10 theeDanvile road,
and SO accomplish what Sheridan and Hunter
failed to do.
John Burr, young Scotch artistic Of CON
siderable merit, was lately married to the eld~
est ofthe celebrated Boone children, whose en-
aetmeut Of shakspearian characters was popu-
Jar in this couDtry 6 few years since.
This day is observed by the Jaws az the Day
oe Atonement, and all their places OF bust
ness are closed.
Nothing has get been heard at New York OF
the Roanoke, aaci il is supposed that she has
captured by Confedarates.
Cola, in Nau York, ou Saturday; le942o07.
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TEE LATE : zagT on GHE J53.Mzs.

TEE LATE. zgz0xgT ON THE 55A-NEs.
In his dispatch concerning the late tight %
The James River, the agent Of the Mort herr,
Associated Press. gives a more detailed aud
somewhat 81 fffe1eot version Of The affair than
Gen. Butler The Agent SAYS: 'Qulte a
severe engagement took place between tne
Confederate ard Federal troops on me
noTtI1 side Of the .Jamea, IN wch the.
Federas suffered considerable loss IL men
and material, ini:luding two batteries OF four
guns each.7 besides being driven Soack some
distance from the advanced position gain
ed ten days ago, when it will be remembered
5hat the Eederals crossed tie james, and sue.
ceeaea IN driving the laafedorates from the
lower part OF Chapin's Bluff. The federal
array had entreuched Itself, au.i considered It's
position perfectly secure. 4 force OF cavalry,
apder E~autx, co operated ia all the move
meats there, and was reported at one time aa
being within a mile Or TWO Ct Richmond, but
had to fall back. Since then he has been pro-
tect;ng the right flank Of The army. About 6
4. NJ, sudan attack was made On this cav
ally force from nearly every direction; and
although they were completely taken by sur
prise, It is said they made every effort 70 hold
their ground, but were finally forced 10 retreat,
leaving two batteries without support, the en-
tire guns Of which fell into the Confederate
hands. They were he 9Th Wisconsin, ard
battery B, lst United States The engage
,nent commenced on the J,arhytown road and
was continued On the New Market road,
near which the right Of tie 10th corps reached.
The assault on this part OF the line was SO des
pcrste that ii also was forced hack sone dis
lance but il. is said that the ground WAS after:
wards recovered This ended the engagement,
although picket skrmishing continued all day.
The Federal loss is not known hnt must have
been considerable. as some OF the cavalry were
completely surrounded Kautz is said to have
been captured, bur succeeded in making his
escape. About seventy prisoners, mostly Of
Lopgstreet' corps, were captured. Some OF
them are fne looking young men. .
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sloyDgAY EiE an &c. OCTOBER 10

u. =. giS I: @oisSSfszsilS IL VIC ota7A
ps;ss. s@z*
The New York Express says - L reinforce
naeuts tor. t9i5sns.raI Grant are crowded TO the
iro.lt. TI.rees steamer lads we're passed On
j ) .sies River, 4 eE seen City Point aud Fortress
isIonrae Az fase IS they arrive hey arc
pushea Immediately forward aud pat into TIE
Qualifications
TIC weathas, yesterday was quite cold aad
w;ntYy. and last nlght.tllere was EeayyIrost,
aud Thu re- formed in shalio" water, lhls
naorsing thesun ross brig ut and clear; although
the weather ISL ssbracing, We have had one OF
tie most delightful days Of the fall.
aisnatch frau Gsiiiio, Ga, dated on the
4Ih says::-sP Parties tToul the front state that
Gen. Hood is army bold the State road at " a
riatta. Sherman army appears 70 be couA
pIateIy cut Of Nc fighting Jet Of any oonse.
,quenee.
A dispasoa from Winchester says - int'r-
nation received to night from Sherldan's ar
nv states thatson Friday be was still at Har-
risonburg, and was regularly receiving sup
port from narfinsburg. The intervening
caun}ryls dangerously infested With guegllIas.
a di3patch from Annapolis says the dag Of
truce steamer George Levy has arrived with
thirty e We .paroled officers and FIVE hundred
and twenty nine men. Nine deaths occurred
on the passage. TIE New York is expected
10 morro7v, writ b sight hundred more.
tu exchange paper. says - The King Of
Siam sent as presents to Louis Napoleon
Thibet bear, black panther; nalaeca tiger
a CamJoge monkey, and Monaghan phe,
SAINT. This would seem to signify that the Efn !.
peror OF the Frenchsi5 expected TO so largely
into the snenagerie business.
Two hundred Confederates commanded by
Cen Lyon. captured on Friday last the.
steamer Chambers. aud crossed ths Cnmher.
land River Into Kentucky. The steamer was
subsequently released sN
Chestuuts we're selling on Saturday al 70
cents per pint, instead Of quart, as quoted on
thae1iay. The bays are Indignant at this, and
$50 great was the Excitement, that the article
subsequently, Iel to Is cents Ter pint ~. N
The Richmond Ezamloer oelsst Wednesday
says: The news from tbs valley IS important
We have AM IIantle infoEma tions5hat the enemy
have hees1 driven thirty miles north Of o5an1-
ton. Oar troops are il pursuit.
Major Gen. Warlen aid staff arrived lii
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GOLD.
GOLD.
NEW YORK, Oct l0-{2old, t,-daT, 1861.
MARRIED.

On the Sd inst, by the Rev J. 4, McCau.eL,
MARK r. WOODW ARD ana n AATH s J
PURCELL, Of Washington.
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I'D.

In Charleston Coles county, I'll, Sept lfCh
1861. Of Typhoid Fever, s,IEP!5EN Is
MOORE aged 81 Years son 70 OF 2 ON MOO. MooTe OF
A Idle, Loudoun county, Va Atlonal IL
telligencer please copy
In Washington on the 5th instant, Or. <211O,
M. D LIE. aged 80 years:
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LIST I,-Came to ray premises near the
IA poor's House on Saturday last. " .
60 VS.; one is rcd the other yellow win white
back he oWne: g requested to come forward
prove property pay charges and take t3om
away tissEODONE BENZ.
Get 4-2t&
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FOR Sal FL BARE IN.

7T1WO BUILDING LOTS, on Fayet:e streaT.
I between King and Cameron streets, ~ me
Da gona] 2 imp; fronting 20 fee; and runn1na
back 60 feet each, with The privilege OF a.:
open Court. in the rear. OF 70 feet. Enquire q
LUTHIlI2 j. ii AhkloV&,
oct 1O--3t& No. =, unl"n street.
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!EIE1aNuTl s -VVC IV IS'77
TOU ND --Yesterday evening, shout &
E o'clock, a POCKET BOOK containing
small sum of money, which the owner Can
have by applying to JOHN HhhN,
oct l0--}ts No 287, Prince st.
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OWNER WANTED.

EyEs SALE,
f aga5I & two-s5ory BRICK DWELLING
It'll. sa#l#! and LOT, No. 800, King street. he iot
IS 100 fest in depth, and is bounded in the
rear by ten feet alley. apply at No. 50,
h'ng street. or 81, North Washington street.
oct 6-5t
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yATANTLD. e. buy or rent, . small COM mn mn
W Portable j " EI4LiAt7, convc1lentl\ --.!:@
located, in the city of Alexandria. any vne
having such house Tor sale Or REM VII Ky .
or the Gazette Cash will be laid tor 100
house if r. can be bought oct lV-IN
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a di3patch from Annapolis says the dag Of
truce steamer George Levy has arrived with
thirty five sparoled officers and FIVE hundred
and twenty nine men: Nine deaths occurred
on the passage. TIE New York is expected
10 morrow, with sight honared more.